(upbeat music) Susan Shay. [Judge] Morning, Susan. Good morning. Susan, you're charged with speeding on Blackstone Boulevard. Were you on your way to work? No sir, I actually wasn't driving. Wasn't driving? I wasn't the one driving. I have, that was on May 9th. This is a copy of my divorce settlement. The court date was May 9th. I met with the attorney and my husband at the time. I signed the title over to him that morning. We went to court. On our way out of court, the last words I said to him was please get that truck out of my name. Which he did one week later, but 15 minutes from divorce court, he was on his way from court to work, and that's when that was. He got one last thing to get even with you. Yes, he did, and he did. But, I think what happened was He originally was gonna to come here with me today. He was? But, his girlfriend wouldn't let him come, so that's why I'm here alone. Let me see if I got this straight. Okay. You went to divorce court. The vehicle is under your name. At that time. At that time. You have a divorce, you walk out of the court, you say to him, listen, we just settled all of the issues. Get the vehicle out of my name. Correct. He doesn't do that. He's driving the vehicle. He goes through a speed zone. [Judge] He's speeding. Right. And then you say, listen, I could've put your name down. Did you know that? Do you Well, the You didn't read it?
ticket happened 15 minutes I understand that
out of divorce court. Alright. But it wasn't you, so you asked him, say, this is your responsibility.
Right He said, okay, as one last act of decency, I'll come to court with you. Right. And then, his girlfriend said, forget those acts of decency, Correct you're not going to court with her. Right. He didn't come here today. Correct. Go get the girlfriend. I think she made (group laughter)
the right choice. I don't mean to make light of it,
oh, that's okay [Judge] you seem like a very decent person. Thank you. Trust me, I practiced law for a long time. I handled a lot of divorces. Rarely have I seen anyone, alright, as pleasant as you, after a divorce, and after having some issues. So. I tried. I'm sure you did. Based on the explanation, I'm gonna make an exception, I'm gonna dismiss it. Thank you. [Susan] I appreciate it.
I think, I think you did everything you could. I tried. But I'm not gonna add anymore pain to this situation. I appreciate that, thank you. Alright, good luck to you. Thank you, have a good day. (upbeat music) Florandis Rodriquez. Good morning Good morning She needs an interpreter. What is your name, please? Florandis Rodriquez. You're gonna interpret for him? I'm gonna interpret for her. She doesn't know English. You are related, you're a sister? No, she's my Mom. Oh, boy, you look so young. (quiet laughter) Who's gonna do the talking? I'm gonna do the talking. Well, we have a problem here. Yeah, big problem. First of all, you have three different registration plates. [Judge} Now let me tell you what that means to me. That means to me you got a number of tickets, you didn't pay them, so you changed the registration plate. Then you got a number of tickets on that plate, so you changed it again, saying they'll never catch us. [Judge] Is that what it means to you, Inspector Quinn? Generally, that's what they do Judge, yes. And then when they rack up tickets on the second plate, they go for a third registration. Yeah, that's exactly what happened here. She is associated with three different cars, one is hers, then her husband, and then one is mine. Is all under her name. It's gonna cost her three hundred dollars for these tickets and a one hundred dollar boot fee. It's gonna cost her a total of four hundred dollars. (speaking Spanish) Okay, she's saying if you could, if you could reduce it because she wants to pay it completely. Just to get over it. Tell you mother, alright, that the fine was one thousand, one hundred and fifteen dollars. [Judge] Tell her that. (murmuring) Talk into the mic so I can hear you. Tell her it was one thousand, one hundred and fifteen dollars. (speaks Spanish) But yeah, it was all my tickets because Tell her it was one thousand, one hundred, just sit down
okay Sit down, get the interpreter.
(mumbled chatter) Take a seat. This is Florindas Rodriquez. Alright. Tell Miss Rodriquez that her, her car has been booted. She knows that, and that the fines are, one thousand, one hundred, and fifteen dollars. (speaking Spanish) So I'm charging her four hundred and fifty dollars, total, tell her that. (speaking Spanish) So instead of one thousand, one hundred and sixty-five, she's paying four fifty, tell her that. (speaking Spanish) Okay So tell her that I think she's received enough of a break, that I'm not reducing it any more. (speaking Spanish) Okay Does she understand that? (speaks Spanish) So he registered the car, for him, so he could go to the university. And he's receiving a lot of tickets. My sympathies are with her, but she had better straighten her son out, and tell him the way that she solves that problem is to take the keys and let him take a bus. (speaks Spanish) Okay Or she tells him to get a job and help pay for the tickets. (speaks Spanish) In addition to that, tell her that I wish her well. (speaks Spanish) Okay, thank you (speaks Spanish) (big sigh) All rise, and hit subscribe, so you don't miss the latest viral moments like this one. Share these videos and weigh in on the cases. You be the judge. Subscribe now.
