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Judge Marilyn Milian delivers her verdict — but the defendant has a very different idea about what happens next.

After hearing the vehicle damage dispute, Judge Milian says she is convinced Ms. Sloan caused the damage and orders her to pay $2,374.33. The ruling immediately sparks a defiant reaction from the defendant.

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00:00I find that it is more likely than not you. I find that the damage to the vehicle is a
00:04reasonable
00:05damage, and I find that you need to pay him $2,374.33.
00:13Well, in what's a fascinating case, Ms. Sloan, the defendant, the judge says she
00:20is convinced you did it, then you're going to have to pay for it.
00:23I'm not paying for anything, baby boy. You're crazy.
00:27What do you mean?
00:27I'm not paying for anything, baby boy. You're crazy. Do you not understand?
00:32Because I didn't hit his car. And then why would you come by my house? Do you know if I
00:35would have
00:35had something and you would have been in my yard? It would have been a whole lot differently. I didn't
00:39give you permission to come up in my yard. I'm ready to go. Now, please.
00:45Well, you got a judgment against you for $2,300.
00:48Okay, all right, cool. Well, good luck getting it. That's all I have to say.
00:51Okay. Good luck with you, then.
00:53All right, thank you very much.

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