of her son, Quinton Fitcheard,
assaulted her and rammed
her vehicle during an argument.
Quinton is countersuing
for car damage,
defamation of character,
and stalking.
>> Judge Judy: Go ahead, sir.
>> She sat down at the table.
From then on it was an argument
for 10 to 15 minutes.
>> Judge Judy: Since I'm not
gonna get the story here,
I would like you to tell me
what the argument was.
She sat down at what table?
>> At the table where everyone
was playing cards there.
>> Judge Judy: How many people
were there?
>> Like eight.
That's just in the
man-cave part.
>> Judge Judy: Was your
girlfriend there?
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: What about your
parents?
>> Yes, ma'am.
My mother was
on the other side of the house.
My step-dad
was in there with us.
>> Judge Judy: Any brothers,
sisters?
>> My brother was there,
and my sister was there, also.
>> Judge Judy: What happened
next?
>> She started talking
to my sister, Amanda.
This was the problem.
When I came in, they was having
a little get together.
I'm just stopping by to say hey.
So I'm coming in --
>> Judge Judy: Stop shaking your
head!
It's annoying.
>> I'm coming in on their
get-together, okay.
And then soon as I walk in,
I haven't even sat down yet,
and I'm already making
an altercation.
>> Judge Judy: Is what you're
saying, sir, you came in
with your girlfriend...
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: ...shortly before
she came in?
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: About what time?
>> I'd say 7:57,
and at 8:00 she was behind me.
[ Laughter ]
>> Okay.
>> I think she was sitting
across the street
waiting on to see
if I was gonna pull up or not.
I don't know.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
Now that you know that I know --
Do you understand?
I want you to know that I know.
Now we're going to pick up
from the fact that you went into
the house uninvited.
You knew the house.
You went to the back of the
house that they call a man cave.
He's there, and his girlfriend,
and maybe another couple
of people.
He said there were
eight altogether.
Now I want you to pick it up,
and understanding,
I know what went down there.
>> Okay.
>> Judge Judy: Go.
>> As I'm talking to his sister,
he grabs me --
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
So, now you're talking
to his sister?
>> Mm-hmm.
>> Judge Judy: What were you
talking to his sister about?
>> Going to the club.
Going to the strip club.
>> Judge Judy: Going to what
club?
>> Down the street.
>> Judge Judy: You wanted to go
with her to a strip club?
>> She was talking about
she was going there.
I told her I would probably
be there, too.
>> Judge Judy: Oh.
So, you're having this long
conversation with her
in the house.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: And your two
children are sitting
in the back seat of the car.
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: Alone?
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: You've got where
I'm going?
>> Mm-hmm.
>> Judge Judy: Mm-hmm.
So, now I don't believe at all
that he said to you,
"I don't have any money."
I believe he gave you money.
Because, otherwise, you wouldn't
be sitting having a discussion
with his sister about meeting up
with her later at a strip club
while your two children
are sitting alone
in the back of a car.
We understand each other?
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: Pick it up from
there.
>> At that time, he reaches
and grabs me by the hair,
pulling me to the floor,
dragging me out the house,
kicking, pulling my hair,
trying to hit me, all of that.
>> Judge Judy: You're a
trespasser in the house.
First of all,
I don't believe you.
>> I have pictures.
>> Judge Judy: I believe there
was a fight.
I believe there was a fight.
How long were you in the house
in total, from the time
you went in, uninvited,
until the time
you exited the house?
How long?
>> About 10 minutes.
>> Judge Judy: And how old are
your children?
>> 6 and 2.
>> Judge Judy: So you left a 6-
and 2-year-old alone
in the back of the car
while you were discussing
with his sister
going to a strip club later
on that evening.
Is that what you're telling me?
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> J
I have a police report.
Now, Mr. Fitcheard?
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: She says
that while she was talking
to her sister, you grabbed her
by the back of the hair
and pulled her out of the house
kicking and screaming.
Is that what happened?
>> No, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: You want to
tell me what happened?
>> Yes, ma'am. Okay.
I asked her to leave,
like, three or four times.
Then I stood in front of her.
I said, "Please leave."
I pointed to the door,
three times.
By that time,
about the third time,
I'm cussing.
I'm like, "Freaking leave."
Okay. By that time she go
to jump up and lunge at me.
When she lunge at me
and go to grab me,
I grab her hair and hold.
And about the time
I grab her hair, the whole time,
it is eight people just
knowning we fittin' to fight.
Soon as she lunged at me,
and I grabbed her,
six people grabbed both of us.
No one of us can move.
She's down because
I was holding her hair, ma'am.
But that's it.
She's punching, kicking.
Then she grab and she locked on
my knee, biting me.
And then eventually
they pulled her off of me,
and my mom and my sister
and someone else
escorted her to the car.
I sat in the house like three to
five more minutes.
She is out there going crazy.
Both of us wants to leave,
so I tried to leave,
and she pulled her car
in front of mine.
That's what started
the altercation
where I had to turn
my car around.