>> I had a $1,000
carpet cleaner,
commercial-grade carpet cleaner
manufactured by Kent
that was actually
stolen off the front porch
while she was subject to
a protective order against me.
>> Judge Judy: Take it up
with the thief.
What's next?
>> Well, that's actually
included on there.
>> Judge Judy: Next!
>> I had a Rock Band drum set
that was stolen
from her property.
>> Judge Judy: Listen to me.
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: I want you to
tell me what Ms. Sandy
has in her home that you are
claiming ownership of.
>> Yes, ma'am.
I understand that.
>> Judge Judy: Not if
it's in the wind,
not that somebody stole,
what she has in her home
that you can prove
that you purchased.
>> Yes, ma'am.
I have a Mopar M1 Dodge intake
from a racecar that was never
returned to me that was left.
It's an intake.
You know what a carburetor is?
It's what the carburetor
sits on top of, and
it actually bolts to the motor.
It allows air to go down
into the combustion chambers.
>> Judge Judy: And what are you
going to do with that?
>> I race. I race racecars
semiprofessionally.
>> Your Honor, I have pictures
showing what he's left in the
yard.
I have no idea what he's talking
about with this intake system.
I have pictures showing
what he left in the yard.
>> Judge Judy: Do you know where
the intake valve...
>> I -- No.
>> Judge Judy: Next.
So far she owes you a sound
something,
which you can pick up, and $895.
>> I had a 10-gallon tropical
aquarium fish tank
with tropical fish
that was in it.
>> Judge Judy: You know I went
to school for seven years?
>> Yes, ma'am.
I'm fully aware you went
to law school.
>> Judge Judy: Next.
>> Okay, I had
an American Fender Stratocaster
that was taken from the house
that she never returned to me.
I had text messages her claiming
that she put it in a storage
unit.
When I got the key
to the storage unit, my guitar
was nowhere to be found,
along with the intake
and all the other items that
I'm getting ready to name off.
>> Judge Judy: Where's his
guitar?
>> I have no idea what he's even
talking about.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
All right.
Now we have one week's
rent from February.
>> Your Honor, he is actually
on probation for perjury.
>> Your Honor, that's not true.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
Listen to me.
I looked at the checks.
You owe him $895 for bailing you
out of July's rent
that you didn't pay.
>> I wasn't behind.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
I don't believe that.
>> I wasn't, and my mother
can vouch for that.
>> Judge Judy: I wouldn't --
Just a second.
I wouldn't believe you, and I
wouldn't believe your mother
because it's too crazy a story
to make up.
>> Your Honor, I also have
a countersuit against him,
as well.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
We're not finished yet.
So far you owe him $1,218.
That includes a week's worth of
rent for February
and the soundboard,
which he will arrange to have
picked up five days from today
with a neutral party, unless you
want to drop it off someplace.
>> I don't even have it anymore.
>> Judge Judy: Oh, how much did
you pay for it?
>> I paid $300 for that,
and I paid --
>> Judge Judy: Shh!
>> Sorry.
>> Judge Judy: So you owe him
$1,518.
Now we'll get
to your counterclaim.
Money for [mumbling]
to filing a false
restraining order -- baloney,
because I didn't entertain his,
I'm not entertaining yours.
And for harassment and stalking.
Okay, now I'm all ears.
>> I moved from Hopewell
to get away from him in March.
>> Judge Judy: March of 2017.
>> '17, yes.
Nobody knew where I lived --
>> Judge Judy: Don't tell me
what nobody knew.
>> You lost your deposit.
>> Judge Judy: Don't.
>> I'm sorry.
Your Honor, the house
was in my name.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
>> Sorry.
>> Judge Judy: I don't care.
I don't want you to shout.
>> I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to shout.
>> Judge Judy: You moved out
of the house in March of 2017.
>> Correct.
>> Judge Judy: And you moved
with whom?
>> I moved in a house with my
mother,
my mother who's on my lease.
>> Judge Judy: Oh, so you found
a new place.
>> Correct.
> Judge Judy: And you have
children?
>> Correct.
>> Judge Judy: How old?
>> My daughter is 7,
and my son is 4.
>> Judge Judy: Are they both
with you?
>> Correct.
>> Judge Judy: So you moved in
with your mother,
with your two children.
>> Correct.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
And where are you working?
>> I'm a manager
of Shell gas station.
>> Judge Judy: Is that near
where your mother is?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: How long
have you been there, for a year?
>> No, I just
recently got there.
>> Judge Judy: And where were
you before?
>> Fort Lee.
>> Judge Judy: So you had the
same job until recently,
and then you left
that job for some reason?
Why?
>> Due to personal
reasons at work.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
Now, the incident happened
with the plaintiff
in February of 2017.
You moved in March.
You moved in with your mother
and your two children.
Stalking, harassment.
>> I got him for trespassing.
He showed up on my property.
I don't know how he found out
where I lived.
I've got evidence
showing the trespassing charge
that I brought out on him.
>> Judge Judy: What happened
when he came to your property,
and when did he come
to your property?