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A woman says she caught her live-in lover half naked, drunk and on the phone with another woman, but he denies all charges, including giving her a bloody nose; a woman is accused of scamming a former inmate and having him falsely arrested.
A woman says she caught her live-in lover half naked, drunk and on the phone with another woman, but he denies all charges, including giving her a bloody nose; a woman is accused of scamming a former inmate and having him falsely arrested.
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S19, EP154 "Felony Evasion Bailout!; Engagement Ring Payback"A man regrets bailing out his daughter's car-thief boyfriend; a man gets his girlfriend's mother to buy their engagement ring for him, then the relationship goes south.
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S19, EP149 "Good Son or Greedy Son?; Uninsured U-Turn Upset!"A man says his mother promised to give him her house in exchange for help with bills and saving it from foreclosure; a man admits to having no insurance on the van with which he crashed into another vehicle.
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S24, EP136 "Beatdown for BMW!"A woman's wild effort to pick up her car lands her in jail for assault and theft; she sues for false arrest.
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S24, EP165 "Thanks for the Car! Now, Let's Break Up!; Painting Damage and Defamation?!"A short-lived romance ends with a woman receiving a $2,900 car from her lover the same month she breaks up with him; a painting business owner says a client defamed her work, and is countersued for placing a lien on the disgruntled client's home.
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S24, EP128 "Landlord's Rage Caught on Tape!"A mother says her fear of homelessness led her to break down a door and reportedly assault a tenant who was moving out.
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S24, EP126 "Slick Business Partner?!; Short Vacation Bust!"A car dealership owner discovers that his ex-partner may have been pocketing cash payments; a woman takes a brief vacation only to return to a busted water heater and flooded home.
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S24, EP122 "Caught Cheating?!; Compton Police Drop-Off!"A woman says she caught her live-in lover half naked, drunk and on the phone with another woman, but he denies all charges, including giving her a bloody nose; a woman is accused of scamming a former inmate and having him falsely arrested.
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S24, EP120 "Confused Mother Attacks Friend?!; Violent Threats and Vandalism?!"A woman accuses her ex-friend of being a thief when her child's smartwatch goes missing in his apartment; a man displaced by California fires moves into a reportedly hostile environment, where he says his life was threatened.
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