>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
Why don't you stand up with
Ms. Fisher, please.
Ms. Fisher, you and your
boyfriend rented a room from
Ms. Miller.
>> Yes, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: How did you find
the room?
>> Nicholas' friend is a
co-worker of Emmily's -- or was
a co-worker of Emmily's.
And that's how we found out that
she was renting out her room for
rent.
>> Judge Judy: And when did you
move into the room?
>> The beginning of April.
>> Judge Judy: How much was the
room?
>> $650 a month.
>> Judge Judy: Where were you
working?
>> I was actually working from
home.
I owned my own business, so I
was just --
>> Judge Judy: What kind of
business?
>> I was selling glass art
online.
>> Judge Judy: And what kind of
work were you doing, Nicholas?
>> I'm unemployed at the moment.
But my mom does own a grooming
shop, and I'd help out over
there when she needed help.
>> Judge Judy: How long have you
been unemployed?
>> I want to say about two
years.
I'm waiting for surgery for my
shoulder -- both shoulders,
actually.
They're both damaged.
>> Judge Judy: Ms. Fisher, you
stayed until what date in the
room?
>> I left on September 5th was
the last day that I was there.
>> Judge Judy: Between April and
September, how many times were
the police called to the home?
>> I would say at least two or
three.
>> Judge Judy: Who called them?
>> I do not know who called the
police.
>> Judge Judy: The police were
called to the home because of
fights between you and Nicholas?
>> Yes. It was just verbal.
I mean, they did come.
>> Judge Judy: I don't care.
>> Okay.
>> Judge Judy: At least two or
three.
>> Mm-hmm.
>> Judge Judy: How long have you
lived in your apartment where
you rented them a room?
>> It's a home, in
Citrus Heights.
I've lived there since 2014,
January.
>> Judge Judy: Do you rent it?
>> I do.
>> Judge Judy: Who else lives
with you?
>> At the moment, I have a new
roommate, but it's just me.
>> Judge Judy: But just you.
>> Yep.
>> Judge Judy: Prior to
Ms. Fisher and her boyfriend,
Nicholas, moving in, how many
times were the police called to
your home?
>> Once, maybe.
>> Judge Judy: For what?
>> It was a verbal altercation.
>> Judge Judy: With whom?
>> My ex-boyfriend.
>> Judge Judy: Ex-boyfriend.
>> Yep.
>> Judge Judy: When was that?
>> March or April. I'm not sure.
>> Judge Judy: Of what year?
>> 2016.
I have the print-out of the
police reports between the end
of July and September, when they
moved out, and it was 10 times
that the police have been called
about my house.
>> Your Honor, that does not
sound correct whatsoever.
>> Judge Judy: May I?
I'll take a look at it.
>> "10 times."
>> And a few of them were not
called by me.
Anonymous neighbors had called.
>> Judge Judy: 27th, 29th of
July, August 3rd, 12th,
August 28th, September 1st, 2nd,
5th twice -- or 5th three times.
Well, who called the police on
the 5th of September?
>> I called the police. Oh.
>> Judge Judy: You did.
>> Yes, to file a police report.
>> And I have two police reports
made on the 5th.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
>> I also have the police
reports, if you'd like to see
them.
>> Judge Judy: I would.
>> Okay.
>> Judge Judy: At some point,
you got an order of protection
against Nicholas.
>> Yeah.
>> Judge Judy: When was that?
>> I had spent two weeks in
August to get my restraining
order.
Casey served him with a
temporary restraining order
August 31st.
It said he was not allowed
300 feet within my home.
>> Judge Judy: Tell me why.
>> Well, it started off with
Kiana.
She was accusing her boyfriend
of doing drugs, which he had
been to prison for before --
methamphetamine.
And they had multiple violent
fights.
He would hit her, pull her hair.
She would hit him.
>> That is not true.
>> He was witness to it.
His son was witness to it.
>> Judge Judy: Just tell me why
you filed a protective order
against him.
>> So, he was -- After I had
asked him about the drugs, I
said, "You can't do that in my
home.
If you're gonna do that, you
need to leave."
And he said it was about time
for him to leave anyways.
So, I had given him his 30-day
notice.
But he had told me that if his
girlfriend's in the home, he is
allowed there whenever he wants.
And I said, "You can't be doing
that, and if you're going to act
like that, you both have to
leave."
And I've asked him before, "You
guys can't fight like this in my
house.
I'm a 4-H Leader. I'm a nanny.
I can't bring kids around when
you're like this."
They had damaged a window, and
when I did not know about it,
Kiana had come to me and said,
"Me and Nick were fighting.
I'm so sorry about the window.
We'll get it fixed."
>> Judge Judy: W