She claims he was calling her names.
She suggests he was "going completely off."
She also claims he said she was on drugs.
Mr. Azik-e-way denies being on drugs.
Ms. Wilson insists he jumped on her after the knife was taken.
Mr. Azik-e-way disputes this.
He says they had to hold her down.
He admits he was angry.
He says he had her by her braids.
He told her he could hurt her.
He states he did not hurt her.
The Escalation to Property Damage
Ms. Wilson then describes being on the ground.
She claims he had her by her braids.
She says she lives on the second floor.
She alleges he had her over the rails, choking her.
She claims one neighbor tried to protect her.
She says another neighbor tried to get him off her.
She states he choked her again.
Judge Judy notes the knife was gone.
She asks if Ms. Wilson was afraid of him then.
Ms. Wilson confirms she was afraid.
She says she went back into her apartment.
Mr. Azik-e-way states he went to call the police.
While he was in his apartment, Ms. Wilson threw an iron through his window.
The Defendant Admits to Property Damage
Judge Judy confronts Ms. Wilson about the iron.
"Now you admit that you did that, 'cause I read your answer."
Ms. Wilson replies, "Yeah, I made that to you."
Judge Judy details the damage.
She says the iron damaged an antique mirror and a boat.
Ms. Wilson admits she did it.
Judge Judy then asks what happened next.
She states Ms. Wilson went back into her apartment.
She then got a speaker.
She threw it through the remaining window.
Ms. Wilson claims she "hit" it, not "threw" it.
Judge Judy questions this distinction.
Ms. Wilson says she went to his window and hit it because she was upset.
Judge Judy's Scathing Assessment
Judge Judy expresses her disbelief.
She recounts Ms. Wilson's claims of fear.
She reminds Ms. Wilson that she was allegedly choked.
She says Ms. Wilson could have called the police.
Instead, Ms. Wilson got an iron.
She went back outside.
She threw it through his window.
Ms. Wilson confirms this.
Judge Judy continues her assessment.
She says Ms. Wilson then got a speaker.
She went out again.
She hit the window with it.
Mr. Azik-e-way confirms the force of the impact.
He says his level lawyers could show pictures.
The Plaintiff's Damages
Mr. Azik-e-way is suing for $2062.62.
He presents receipts for damaged blinds.
He states the blinds cost $421.
He describes an antique ship.
He bought it ten years ago for $250.
He estimates its value has doubled.
He says it is completely destroyed.
He also has an estimate for a damaged mirror.
He says it is part of an end table.
The estimate is for $300.
The Defendant's Counter-Claim of Harassment
Ms. Wilson is countersuing.
She claims Mr. Azik-e-way assaulted her first.
She also claims he harassed her.
She says he used to flirt with her.
She claims he made inappropriate comments.
She alleges he would throw away her gloves.
She says he did things to aggravate her.
Judge Judy asks why he would do that.
Ms. Wilson says, "Because he's sick."
The Witness Testimony
Mr. Azik-e-way introduces a witness.
Stephanie Evans was in his apartment.
She saw a portion of the attack.
Judge Judy asks Ms. Evans about the knife incident.
Ms. Evans confirms she saw Ms. Wilson slashing and kicking.
She says no one was holding Ms. Wilson at that moment.
She saw Ms. Wilson slashing.
She saw her kicking.
Ms. Evans went back inside to get dressed.
She says when she returned, Mr. Azik-e-way was calling the police.
She states Ms. Wilson threw items into the apartment.
The items landed on the couch.
Glass was everywhere.
She says someone could have been seriously hurt.
Judge Judy's Final Ruling
Ms. Wilson claims she had a "temper attack."
She says Mr. Azik-e-way pulled her braids.
Judge Judy asks what she expected.
She reminds Ms. Wilson she came out with a 12-inch butcher knife.
Ms. Wilson denies cutting or slashing him.
Judge Judy acknowledges the initial dispute.
She was annoyed.
She picked up a heavy object.
She destroyed his property.
She was still angry.
She threw something else through his window.
Judge Judy holds Ms. Wilson responsible for the damage.
The judgment is for the plaintiff.
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