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YOU WON'T BELIEVE WHAT SHE TOLD JUDGE JUDY!
A Breakup Leads to a Demolition Derby
Imagine a parking lot confrontation.
Now imagine it involves ex-girlfriends and damaged cars.
That's the scene Judge Judy faces.
The Plaintiff Seeks Damages for Her Car
Miss Collins is the plaintiff.
She is suing her ex-girlfriend, Miss Carrington.
Miss Collins claims Miss Carrington rammed her car.
This happened during a property retrieval attempt.
The Defendant's Side of the Story
Miss Carrington is the defendant.
She tells a different tale.
She claims Miss Collins rammed her car first.
Then, Miss Collins allegedly hit other vehicles.
The Property Dispute
Judge Judy asks about the property Miss Collins was retrieving.
Miss Collins states she had two televisions at Miss Carrington's house.
Miss Carrington denies this.
She says one TV was hers, purchased with her credit card.
She also states the other TV, from her daughter's room, was already taken by Miss Collins in February.
Miss Collins insists she did not get her TVs or her Xbox.
She claims Miss Carrington blocked her attempts to retrieve items.
The March 6th Incident
Miss Collins explains the events of March 6th.
She says she called the police for an escort.
She was waiting for them to arrive.
She describes Miss Carrington backing her car into hers.
Miss Collins claims Miss Carrington kept on the gas.
This action, she says, damaged the front of her vehicle.
Judge Judy asks if she has a police report.
Miss Collins confirms she does.
She also has pictures of her vehicle.
The Call and the Darkness
Judge Judy questions the timing of Miss Collins's arrival.
Miss Collins says she called around 8 p.m.
It was dark.
She arrived at the house at the same time.
Judge Judy points out this is impossible.
Miss Collins clarifies she spoke to Miss Carrington's best friend, not Miss Carrington directly.
Miss Carrington had blocked her number.
The Police Report and the Video
Judge Judy reads from the police report.
The report states police officers saw a video.
The video shows Miss Collins pulling away from Miss Carrington's car.
Miss Carrington admits to striking Miss Collins's car while backing up.
She also admits to continuing to back up into the parking space.
Then, she claims Miss Collins rammed her car.
The police report also states that after Miss Collins hit Miss Carrington's car, Miss Carrington backed up quickly.
She hit three additional vehicles.
Miss Carrington denies hitting three additional vehicles.
She says she hit a truck.
Judge Judy notes the police officer's report.
It states Miss Carrington hit a truck and three additional cars.
The police officer stated Miss Collins's story did not match the video.
The Missing Video Evidence
Judge Judy asks about the video.
Sterling, the father of Miss Carrington's child, recorded the incident.
Miss Carrington states they no longer have the video.
It was deleted.
She claims they didn't think they would need it for court.
The False Gun Claim
Judge Judy continues reading from the police report.
The report states Miss Collins called 911.
She reported that Sterling had a gun and pointed it at her.
This led to police arriving with guns drawn.
The police officer, after investigation, did not believe Sterling had a gun.
He also did not believe Sterling pointed a gun at Miss Collins.
The Expired Insurance
Judge Judy asks Miss Collins about her car insurance.
Miss Collins admits her insurance had expired the day before.
She did not realize it.
Judge Judy emphasizes the implications.
Miss Collins was responsible for hitting other cars.
Her car hit their cars.
Judge Judy states she will not award money for damage to Miss Collins's car.
This is because Miss Collins was driving without insurance.
She also caused damage to three other cars.
Judge Judy firmly states it is not happening.
She reminds Miss Collins that driving without insurance is illegal.
The Defendant's Insurance and Deductible
Judge Judy asks Miss Carrington about her car.
Miss Carrington drives a 2008 BMW X3.
She confirms she had insurance that day.
She has not had her car fixed yet.
She has pictures of the damage.
Miss Carrington states she needs $500 for her deductible.
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