[0:00]When this angry mother claimed this man's brother may have stolen her son's watch, the judge found out he was lying about his brother's whereabouts and made sure his brother was sued.
[0:09]You have a son, this young man here, and as a wonderful gesture, you bought him an Apple Watch. Correct. And then some months later, your son went to spend the weekend at the defendant's house because he has a son who's about the same age. Yes. Correct. And he came home without the Apple Watch. Correct. I spoke to Raymond, uh, June 2019 at the Reese baby shower where he admitted to me that he would replace the watch because his brother stole the watch. Oh. How old is this brother of yours? He's 36. And did you tell Miss Diaz that your 36-year-old brother took the Apple Watch? No, that was a form of miscommunication. He was she was claiming that he lost the watch. And I said, the watch did not disappear in my house because the only other person that was in my house besides me was my brother and he's older than I am. He said that his brother has told it because he had just lost his job. I think you should sue his brother. What's your brother's name? Stevie. Where does he live? Don't know at the time. No, no, no. He's not my house. He's not. No, no. Take out your phone. Stevie. or Stevie. Is that your brother? Is that your brother? I don't have I don't have his number saved. I don't have his information. Just a second. And the phone. That's a friend. Hand him the phone. I don't have it. Judge Judy. As you can see, her story is all over the place. Yeah, right. I don't have nothing. Big brother Stevie. Got the number. You're going to go and file a police report. Okay. And then you have him arrested, or if you want to sue him in small claims court, you can. We're done here. Thank you. She gets the number.
