You want to tell me
what happened?
>> So on April 10, 2017,
me and my boyfriend at the time,
we got into an argument and...
>> Judge Judy: Where were you
when you got into...
>> Oh, in front of, I guess,
her aunt's house,
where she was staying
at the time.
>> Judge Judy: In front of
the house where she was staying?
>> Yes.
He had my phone and wouldn't
give it back to me
because of our own relationship
problems we were arguing about.
And I guess I was being loud.
And Jasmine and her
cousin came outside of...
>> Judge Judy: That cousin?
>> Yeah.
She was like, "Why are you
in front of my house being rude
and disrespectful?
You need to leave."
I'm like, "You know,
I'm just trying to get my phone,
and what me and him
are arguing about
has nothing to do with you."
So as I'm going to my trunk
of my car, we're still...
Me and my boyfriend at the time,
we're still going at it.
He's getting his backpack
out of my trunk.
I, like, feel a body
come to the side of my face,
on the left side of my face,
and it was Jasmine
that just straight
sucker-punched me in my face.
I was trying to swing back.
And as I, like,
fell on the ground,
she was on top of me along
with her cousin, Maliah,
swinging, called me [bleep]
and get that [bleep].
Calling me a [bleep].
And my boyfriend at the time
didn't even
stop the fight at all
because I guess he was...
>> Judge Judy:
Oh, he's some boyfriend.
>> ...mad.
I don't know.
>> That's why
he's not around now.
>> Judge Judy:
Still talking.
>> After that, a few days later,
he calls about the situation
that happened
between me and his sister,
and we also had made a police
report,
which the information...
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
>> Okay.
>> Judge Judy:
Carefully stand up.
April 10th, where were you?
>> I was in my house.
>> Judge Judy: Is that
where she stays?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy:
And what were you doing there?
>> Well, I was in my room,
and I hear commotion outside
with my cousin and Fiance.
So I went outside,
and they were arguing.
And I tried to tell Fiance
that she just needs
to leave the house.
So she left,
came back with another female
and her hair tied up.
Seemed like
they were fixing to jump me.
They started approaching
my front door, and that's
when I was in the house saying,
"Jasmine, some girls
are here to fight me."
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
So what you're telling me
is she left?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: And she comes
back with a friend?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: A female friend
or a male friend?
>> A female friend.
>> Judge Judy: Doesn't say
anything to you,
but you go in
and say to Ms. Huntsman,
"I think these girls are there
to fight me."
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy:
And you're in the house?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: And then you
decide to go outside?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Why?
>> I felt threatened and...
>> Judge Judy:
If you feel threatened,
you stay in your house.
>> Well, I probably should have
called the police,
but I went outside.
>> Judge Judy: No, if you feel
threatened, even
if you don't call the police,
you stay
in your house, lock the door.
You stay in your house.
What did you go outside for?
>> I just went outside.
>> Judge Judy:
Well, did you think
that that was bad judgment?
>> Well, I wanted to see what
she came back to my house for.
>> Judge Judy:
Well, you already told her what
she came back to your house for.
She came back to your house
to fight you, according to you.
That's what you said to her,
"I think these girls are here
to fight me."
>> Right.
>> Judge Judy: And I
don't understand
why you would go outside.
>> Your Honor, I never left.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
>> I never left the house.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
>> Stop lying.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
>> You stop lying.
>> Judge Judy: May I see
photographs
of her injury, please?
May I see the hospital report
and the police report?
>> And, Your Honor, the police
report is not even correct.
We...
>> Judge Judy: Just a...
Don't tell me it's not correct.
Don't try to explain a piece
of evidence
that I'm not even looking at.
The police department
spoke to you, Ms. Huntsman.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy:
And they spoke to you
the day of the incident
when you both reported
these incidents to the police,
your damage to your car
and the defendant,
Ms. Brown, the assault.
Do you remember speaking
to the police officer?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy:
Let me read to you
what the police officer says
you said to the police officer.
"Huntsman told me she was away
from the area
at a friend's house
and had no idea anything
was going on between
her brother and Ms. Brown."