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He was hired to fix the house, not investigate the bedroom! On The People's Court, a homeowner reveals that the carpenter she hired was caught on camera snooping through her personal belongings instead of sticking to the job.

What starts as a dispute over home repairs quickly takes an uncomfortable turn when the video evidence comes into play. Judge Marilyn Milian wants answers, but the carpenter's explanation raises even more questions. Bad workmanship is one thing. Getting caught where you don't belong is another.

Watch this classic The People's Court clip as Judge Milian confronts a contractor whose behavior goes well beyond a simple repair dispute.

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00:00What is it that causes you to be fearful of allowing him to continue to work there unsupervised?
00:08He was caught on camera going to attempt to go into a drawer in the bedroom where there was no
00:13work being done. I did not attempt to go into any drawer. There was a cat in the house that
00:19was
00:19crying. I went in there to see why the cat was crying. I turned around and walked out because
00:23the cat ran in front of me. That was the reason why I went into that room. That was the
00:26only
00:26reason why I went in there. The cat ran in front of you? As I walked into the room, the
00:31cat ran in
00:31front of me out of the room, and that's when I turned around and walked out of the room. There's
00:34no drawers and nothing like that. So then there should just be you stepping into a room and turning
00:39around. That's all that there should be, right? Yes, Your Honor. Okay. I'm looking real hard for the
00:47invisible cat. And what I see instead is your arm reaching towards a drawer in a bedroom you have no
00:55business in.

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