and she's like, "Did you call me
a...
And I said, "Yes."
And I had Marley
next to me and Apollo in my hand
and a baby bag, and she --
I was on
the passenger's side of the car.
She ran towards me
and hit me two times in my face.
She broke my nose,
busted my lip.
My kids have blood all over
their clothes.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
>> Mnh-mnh.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
Now, did you file for a
protective order against her?
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: I'd like to see
it.
Well, this order was to remain
in effect until May 12, 2017.
What happened on May 12, 2017?
>> That's when I filed the
protection order.
>> Judge Judy: I understand
that.
That's when you filed it.
When was it granted for a year?
>> It should say on the bottom.
>> Judge Judy: I would just like
to see it.
>> She has it.
>> Judge Judy: Let me see it.
>> Still a lie.
>> Judge Judy: Oh.
So this was served upon you.
I see how they do it in this
jurisdiction.
If you wish to show cause
why it should not remain in
effect for one year, you had to
show up.
Right?
>> Show up where?
>> Judge Judy: If you have
a copy of this, you were served
with a copy of it, it says,
"If you wish to show cause
why this order should not remain
in effect for 1 year,
you shall request a hearing."
Did you do that?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: So she has
a protective order against you
for 1 year.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Do you have a
medical report?
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: Then I'd like
to see your medical report.
>> I don't have one.
>> Judge Judy: Because you
weren't hurt.
Where have your children been
since May 12th?
Have you seen them?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: And where do you
see them?
>> We met at McDonald's.
>> Judge Judy: Very good.
And when you met at McDonald's,
were there any difficulties
meeting at McDonald's?
>> No, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: Right.
Do you have a picture of what
you looked like on that day?
I see the diagnosis was assault,
lip laceration in this
encounter, and cartilage
in your nose is deviated.
You have pictures of yourself
on this day?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: No.You walked ou.
She's having a fight with your
mother.
So you don't like the way
she's talking to your mother,
and you're probably not crazy
about her to begin with
because she and your brother
are getting a divorce.
Okay?
>> I mean, that's really --
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
And then you walked outside,
and you walked outside,
and you confronted her.
I'd like to know how that
happened.
"Confront her" doesn't
necessarily mean assault.
You said something to her.
>> No. I didn't, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: What did you do?
>> When I walked outside, I told
my mom that I can hear them in
the house.
>> Judge Judy: And?
>> And I was talking to my mom.
My mom was like, "Oh, well,
maybe you should go
in the house," and --
Because she started talking to
me and saying that it wasn't my
business and I need to stay out
of their business.
>> Judge Judy: Right.
So she was talking to you.
She said, "It's not your
business"...
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: ...and your mom
was -- Shh. Listen to me.
>> Okay.
>> Judge Judy: She was talking
to you and saying, "It's not
your business," and your mother
is telling you to go into the
house?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: That's what you
just told me.
And then what happened?
>> And while I'm talking
to my mom,
not even acknowledging
anything that she's saying,
I did hear her say, "I'm going
to beat your..."
That's what
came out of her mouth...
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
>> ...and all I said was,
"Don't get disrespectful"...
>> Judge Judy: And?
>> ...and then I left it alone
because I wasn't trying
to start anything.
>> Judge Judy: And then?
>> So then, once I said that,
she was already inching
around her car,
dropped my nephew in the street,
and a neighbor had to come
and pick him up
out of the street after
watching her run towards me...
>> Judge Judy: And?
>> ...and attack me,
pulling my hair,
and she hit me first.
>> Judge Judy: Where?
>> In my face.
So then I started to hit her
back out of self-defense.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
>> That's a lie.
>> No. It isn't.
>> That's a lie.
>> Shut up.
>> Don't talk to me.
That's a lie.
>> Don't talk to me.
>> I'm not talking to you.
>> Byrd: Hey.
>> You are now.
>> Byrd: Hey.
>> But that is a lie.
>> Judge Judy: I believe you.
>> Okay.
>> Judge Judy: I believe you.
I believe that these injuries
are inconsistent with her story,
and she had no injuries.
>> I have police reports
from myself
and my uncle who watched --
>> Judge Judy: Listen to me.
I don't care about your uncle.
>> Okay.
>> That's not true.
What she's saying is not true.
>> Judge Judy: Do the police
reports indicate any visible
marks on you?
>> Well, I have a scratch.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
>> That's about it.
>> Judge Judy: Does the police
report indicate any visible
marks from you?
I'll read it.
>> No. But I have hair missing
that you can see.
>> Judge Judy: Oh, I can't see
that at all.
>> Oh.
I mean, if you look at me --
I'm sorry.
But other than that, no.
She had to pick a fight with me.
>> Judge Judy: Listen to me.
I asked you a simple question.
Does the police report indicate
any visible injury on you?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: Judgment for the
plaintiff in the amount
requested, $3,600.
Your counterclaim is dismissed.
We're done.
>> Can I speak, Your Honor?
>> Judge Judy: No.
I suggest you be quiet.
I suggest you be quiet
because you have
two grandchildren that I assume
you're going to want to see.
>> That I was protecting on that
day.
>> Judge Judy: Listen to me.
I assume that you want to see
your two grandchildren.
>> She's lying. I'm sorry.
>> Judge Judy: I assume you want
to see them.
Then I would suggest you zip it.