The People's Court Calls His Bluff on Camera

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A $10,000 lawsuit over an alleged fall near a neighbor's parked truck takes an interesting turn when Ring camera footage enters the courtroom. Mr. Johnson insists the truck caused his injuries, but Mr. Terren has video evidence that could tell a very different story.  Judge Marilyn Milian presides over the neighborhood dispute on The People's Court, where accusations of harassment, conflicting injury claims, and a $3,000 countersuit make for a contentious courtroom showdown. With surveillance footage in play, the evidence becomes difficult to ignore.

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00:07Mr. Johnson, it looks as though you're actually throwing yourself in order to manufacture a

00:14lawsuit, to be honest with you. No, no, no. My pants leg got caught on. I'm going to look at

00:19it

00:24again. Oh, I'm sure you do, but I'm looking to see how it even gets caught. I don't see anything

00:36caught and I see you falling on your right side. And according to you, Mr. Terrence, you have video

00:41of him moving just fine many times thereafter, correct? For example, this, according to you,

00:49is the day after the fall. Is that him? Yes, your honor. Yes, that's him. I'm walking with a cane.

00:58You're walking pretty fast with a cane.

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