Judge Judy

The woman, who said she had been spat on, reacted by spraying her neighbour directly in the face, an act captured by witnesses. While still holding a baby, she told onlookers that the infant was collateral damage, implying it was an unintended victim of the confrontation.

The broadcast in question is a single episode of a television programme, presented in a straightforward, episodic format. It does not belong to a larger series of films or a multi‑part documentary; rather, it stands alone as a self‑contained instalment that follows a specific incident. The core of the episode revolves around a woman who claims she was the target of a spitting attack. In response, she grabs a spray can and directs a burst of liquid straight into the face of the neighbour she believes was responsible. While carrying a baby at the time, she later remarks that the infant was caught up in the incident, describing the child as “collateral damage”. The scene is framed by the woman’s own words, which underline the unintended impact on the baby she was holding. Her comment about the child being collateral damage highlights how the confrontation extended beyond the two adults involved, even though no further details about the baby’s condition are provided. The episode closes with the aftermath of the spray‑filled encounter, leaving viewers with the stark image of a neighbour being sprayed and the unsettling notion that an innocent infant was inadvertently affected. No additional characters or events are introduced, keeping the focus tightly on this single, contentious episode.