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Ambra claims her son’s 14-year-old schoolmate stole and broke her son’s cell phone! Ebony denies her son did it.  The Original! There’s only ONE Judge Judy. Visit our website for where to watch, weekdays.  Subscribe to Judge Judy on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzMPPxbQG6iZttQhq3ukXSg?sub_confirmation=1  #JudgeJudy

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00:00You bought your son a rather expensive cell phone, and he took it to school, put it in his backpack,

00:06and according to him, it was taken from his backpack, and you traced it and traced it to

00:13Ms. Johnson's house. Yes. And on what date did he take his phone to school for the last time?

00:20It was September 19th. At what time did he get home that day?

00:24He gets out of school at 3.20. We went to a swim meet right after.

00:28At what point did he tell you he didn't have his phone?

00:31He called me from a guy from his class cell phone.

00:35You mean during the day?

00:37Yes.

00:37Approximately what time?

00:38I want to say about 12.45.

00:42Did you stand up next to your mom? Tell me your first name.

00:47Robert.

00:47Robert, where was your phone when you last saw it?

00:50It was at lunch.

00:52Did you use it at lunch?

00:53No.

00:53Did you see it at lunch?

00:55Yes.

00:55Where was it?

00:56It was in my backpack.

00:57Well, if it was in your backpack, you saw it in your backpack?

01:00Yes.

01:01Okay. When did you realize it was missing?

01:03In my other class.

01:04Was it the class right after lunch?

01:06Yes.

01:07Remember what class that was?

01:08Yes.

01:09What?

01:09U.S. History.

01:10And what were you doing looking for your phone during U.S. History class?

01:13I was just checking for my phone to see if it was there.

01:16That's why they should eliminate phones from schools. And it wasn't there?

01:21Yes.

01:21Okay. Was your phone broken when you put it into your backpack?

01:24No.

01:25Is that when you called your mother?

01:26Yes.

01:27And whose phone did you use when you called your mom?

01:29Jacoy.

01:30Okay. And that was on the 19th of September. Did you actually trace the phone, Ms. Johnson,

01:34on the 19th?

01:35Yes.

01:36Because it has a tracker system.

01:37Yes.

01:38And you tracked it to Ms. Johnson's house. You wouldn't have been to Ms. Johnson's house

01:42before. Is that right?

01:43Correct.

01:44Did you go to her house on the 19th?

01:46Yes.

01:47At approximately what time?

01:48It was after the swim meet. It was around 6.20 p.m.

01:52On the 19th?

01:53Yes.

01:53And what happened when you got there?

01:55No one came to the door. So we went the next day, me and my husband.

02:00So you knocked or rang the bell. No one came to the door. So you went back on the 20th?

02:05Yes.

02:05At about what time?

02:07Nine o'clock.

02:08A.M. or p.m.?

02:09Yes. A.M.

02:09And who was at home?

02:10Ms. Ebony.

02:11Did you tell her what you wanted? You introduced yourself?

02:14I sure did. Her voice sounded like she had an attitude. My husband, he actually spoke

02:20to her because I was like...

02:22Were you there?

02:23Yes. So when I knocked on the door, she was like, who is it? I was like, hi, my name

02:27is Amber. I tracked my son's phone to this address. And she said, it's no iPhones here.

02:34And I said, I never said what kind of phone it was. And she got loud. And I was like,

02:40ooh. And I looked at my husband because he was standing to my right. And he went to the

02:44door and he was like, hi. He introduced himself. And he said, my son's phone came up missing

02:49from school. She said, what school? He said, King High School.

02:53Is that where your son goes to school?

02:55Yes.

02:55And then she said, oh, we can go up there now.

02:59Okay. So let's discuss your answer to this because I read your answer.

03:03Okay.

03:03Let's go back to the 19th. Your son came home from school on the 19th.

03:07Yes.

03:08Did your son tell you that he found a broken iPhone?

03:10Yes.

03:11That was on the 19th?

03:12Yes.

03:13Did he show it to you?

03:14No.

03:15Well, that would be the first thing that a parent would say. Can I see how it was broken?

03:19Can I see it?

03:21So you mean he just said to you, I found a broken phone?

03:24Yes.

03:24In school. And what did you say to him?

03:26I said to turn it back in to the principal. Take it to school and turn it back in.

03:30Okay. So you said to him, do the right thing. Don't get yourself into trouble. Without looking

03:35at the phone to see if it was broken, you said, turn it back tomorrow.

03:39Yes.

03:39Well, he left for school on the 20th.

03:42Yes.

03:42The phone was still home because that's how they tracked it.

03:45No, she tracked it before the 20th.

03:47Was it still at home?

03:49Yes. Because we was running late for...

03:51Yes, yes, yes. So it was still at home.

03:53Yes.

03:54Did you all go to the school together?

03:56I dropped him off, yes, in the morning.

03:57No. After you dropped him off, did you go back with Ms. Johnson and her husband?

04:02Yes, on the 20th.

04:03So the three of you went back to school?

04:06Yes.

04:07To the principal's office?

04:08Yes.

04:09And did they bring your son out of class?

04:11Yes.

04:12Step up.

04:12No.

04:17Let's go.

04:18Let's go.

04:19Let's go.

04:22Yeah.

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