Nurse Mistaken For Intruder - $400,000 Case (Full Episode) | Personal Injury Court

Patch v Miller - In this episode of "Personal Injury Court," a nurse is injured while being mistaken for an intruder and sues for $40,000 in damages. With his no nonsense approach, Judge M. Gino Brogdon, Sr., presides over the courtroom.

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Nurse Mistaken For Intruder - $400,000 Case (Full Episode) | Personal Injury Court

Season 1, Episode 57

[reginabelgrave]

Finally a fair ruling cause 99% does be extremely unfair !

[kittyb]

So she trespasses and wants to sue him for defending his own home???

[TheBayeauBelle]

These scenarios are getting more and more
Ridiculous. I need to unsubscribe.
I’ve been a nurse over 20 years so I HAVE been this exhausted. But to blame this man for coming into HIS home?!? Never. Take Accountability Ms Nurse

[cayleemc]

using a fire arm when a stranger comes through your back door at 4am does NOT make you a "trigger happy maniac"

[allninesandbehinds]

I am pleasantly shocked that this judge actually made the right decision. His rulings are usually extremely unfair & tends to rule in favor of the complainant whether or not they are in the wrong.

[stephenkaley]

Agree 100%. I have been a Critical Care RN for 30 years and have worked likely 1000+ 16 hr shifts with a total of 2 hours driving time. If you work a double you best be sharp or you have NO business taking care of patients risking their lives. Bite off more than you can chew, see what happens.

[Terry]

i work 80 to 96 hours a week and i have NEVER once confused my house for someone house and i was living in a HOA like them XD

[gracevasquez]

Honestly the plaintiff was delusional for trying to blame someone for their mistake. I’d do the same as him especially if I was a parent like him. No matter what the person looks like. Remember looks are deceiving and home invaders often use this.

[markinglese]

She's an adult! She's responsible. I like how she tried to get sympathy, because she's a nurse.

[Sorellitabass]

She had zero accounbility🤡🤡🤡 Such a clown.

[emmah.]

The father firmly grabbing his heavily injured daughter by her fractured shoulder in an attempt to console her is just ✨tru family luv✨

[owethudlamini]

i dont understand how she feels she needs to be compensated for trespassing

[juvenaerenito]

I would've been upset if he was fined for what he did. He had the right to use his weapon to protect himself and others, as well as he exercised caution by not shooting her, but instead fired a warning shot. I don't think he could've been fined for those two things. The law can be unfair at times, but it's the law and that's just how it is. I'm saddened by her injuries, but I didn't think he was responsible for them, especially when he used caution to fire a warning shot instead of shooting her. 👏

[tenengfaye]

They are crazy for wanting to make money from this man

[StationOnLife]

It’s rather interesting how the plaintiff was giving the whole nine yards details of tired she was, her mission in saving life, how she’s scared for her life; yet, she’s conveniently left out the detail of her went into the wrong house which made her becoming the intruder. Her telling the story likes the defendant just out of the blue decided to harm her.

[edidionguk]

Best judgement ever 👌 he has every right to protect himself and property. Glad he only gave a warning shot

[francisinusa]

The plaintiff’s father shouldn’t have been the licensed surgeon to analyze the injury. He added so much emotion to his analysis.

[jasonliblick]

She’s basically saying “I ram into the woods past a no trespassing sign, tripped on a stick and I’m suing the owner of the land because there was a stick in my path” she and her father bout to get heated at the HOA meeting😂

[mikesim]

I have not finished this but no judge should allow people to lie like this .
This girl literally said that the popping of her ankle was louder than the gunshot.

She entered someone else's home illegally and then hurt herself leaving.
He should be suing her for pain and suffering.

[destinyshine]

The first time I've seen him judge without sentiment and pitty caused by pain and suffering.