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IN THE cnJRT OF ~ PLEAS OF
CUMBERLAND CXXJNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
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CIVIL TERM
JAMES GRroORY GAIJ.D,
Defendant
CIVIL ACTIOO-LAW
PROl'ECTIOO FRQo1 ABUSE
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A.M.~, upon presentation and consideration of the within Petition, and
upon finding that the Plaintiff, Tina Marie Hill, is in immediate and present
danger of abuse frcrn the Defendant, James Greg:>ry Gallo, the following
Terrporary Order is entered.
The Defendant, James Greg:>ry Gallo, is hereby enjoined frcrn abusing the
Plaintiff, Tina Marie Hill, or placing he: in fear of abuse.
The Defendant is ordered to refrain frcrn having any direct or indirect
contact with the said Plaintiff including, but not limited to, restraining the
Defendant from entering said Plaintiff's residence or place of work and fram
harassing the Plaintiff.
The Defendant is enjoined frcrn harassing and stalking the Plaintiff and
from harassing the Plaintiff's relatives.
The Defendant is enjoined from removing, damaging, destroying or selling
any property owned jointly by the parties or owned solely by the Plaintiff.
This Order shall remain in effect until a final order is entered in this
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Whereupon,
TINA MARIE HILL
having been duly sworn, testified as follows I
DIRECT EXAMINATION
BY MR. BARIC:
Q Would you give us your name, please?
A Tina Marie Hill.
Q Tina, where do you live?
A 7773 Carlisle Pike, lot number 147.
Q Is that a mobile home?
A Um-hU1ll.
Q And how long have you resided there?
A I think this is four months this month.
Q Until the events of the last week or two, who
resided at that mobile home?
A James Gallo, Sr., and James Gallo, Jr., and
my daughter Carrie King, and myself.
Q And your daughter Carrie King, how old is she
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Eleven months.
And are you the natural mother of Carrie?
Yes, I am.
And who is the natural father?
James Gallo.
Since Carrie's birth who's been primarily
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responsible for her care giving?
A I have.
Q Did your name appear on the lot lease for the
residence?
A Yes, it has.
Q Did it a few weeks ago?
A Yes. It always has.
Q Does your name appear on the title to the
mobile home?
A No, not right now.
Q Do you know who holds the title to that
mobile home?
A Yeah, Mildred Gallo.
Q And is she any relationship to the defendant?
A An aunt by marriage, yeah.
Q What are the monthly payments for the lot
rent?
A Right now since everyone moved out it's 244.
Q Is the monthly obligation?
A Yeah.
Q Are there payments that are being made to
this aunt for the trailer?
A 217.
Q And when do they fall due?
A The 15th.
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o So did you become aware of what he was
bringing home on a weekly basis?
A Yes, I did.
o Can you provide to the Court an average
weekly gross that Mr. Gallo has received since I believe
October?
A Between eight and a thousand dollars a week.
o Eight dollars or eight hundred dollars?
A Eight hundred to a thousand dollars a week,
average.
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22nd, 1997.
June?
Do you know what his hourly wage has been?
Fourteen an hour.
Now, I'm directing your attention to June
Can you describe what occurred on the 22nd of
A Yes. We got up, and there was an argument
the night before, so
o Who was the argument between?
A Jim and 1.
o All right.
A And he had been sleeping on the chair in the
living room, and I guess he woke up with a beer in his lap,
and then just proceeded to the refrigerator to start
drinking again that morning.
o Well, did you actually see him drink that
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2 A Well, yeah.
3 Q Okay. What happened after that?
4 A Well, he just started calling me names and
5 telling me that he didn't want anything to do with me and
6 how bad I am, which is nothing unusual. I mean that's
7 always. And I tried not to argue with him because I
8 couldn't reason with him at all.
9 Q Did there come a time when he left the
10 residence then that morning?
11 A Well, he said he was going to go. He grabbed
12 the bill money, which was like eight hundred and something
13 dollars, and he said he was going to the bar. So I took the
14 baby out to the truck, and the car seat was in there, and I
15 said -- I set the baby in the car seat, and at that point he
16 hadn't had that much to drink yet.
17 And I said, well, I guess you might have to
18 find a baby-sitter if you want to go to the bar, and I
19 walked back in the trailer. Well, then I got to thinking
20 about it, which only took a couple seconds, and I ran back
21 out. I said, better yet I'll ride along with you since you
22 say you're just getting two six packs and coming right out.
23 Q And where did you go?
24 A Well, I didn't have no shoes on or anything
25 so we went over to -- he went to Appalachian Trail Inn, and
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1 Carrie and I sat out in the truck.
2 Q Is there a drinking establishment at the
3 Appalachian Trail Inn?
4 A Yes. There's I guess a bar in there. A
5 little bar or something. And so I sat there in the truck
6 and waited and waited, and it was like a hundred degrees
7 outside. So I just grabbed the baby, and I went in after
8 him.
9 Q How long did you wait?
10 A Probably about twenty-five minutes to a half
11 hour, something like that.
12 Q Okay. You went inside. What happened next?
13 A Well, I went inside, and he was just sitting
14 there in the air conditioning drinking a beer.
15 Q What time of day was this?
16 A Probably between 11 and 12, maybe.
17 Q What happened next?
18 A And he asked me, do you want a beer. And I
19 was hot. I said, well, I guess, you know, and I had a beer.
20 And he sat there and then he started like being nice, you
21 know, being okay. He was holding the baby, and she was
22 playing with straws, and, you know, he proceeded to drink.
23 Then a few people came in, and I had seen someone that I
24 knew. It was just a little place. And I said hi to them,
25 and right away he was all bent out of shape about it.
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1 Q What happened next?
2 A Well, let's see. I went to the bathroom a
3 few times, and the one time I went to the bathroom he
4 accused me of going there meeting someone, and I mean I just
5 went to the bathroom. It's right there in the lobby. And
6 then we were leaving. I said, it's time to go, because of
7 the baby, and we headed out to the truck, and he started
8 getting really nasty with me. I knew what he was going to
9 do. And I ran back in, but no sooner I ran back in, I
10 thought, oh, my gosh. He's got the baby.
11 Q The baby was in the car seat?
12 A Yeah.
13 Q Okay.
14 A And I ran back out, but he had already left
15 and left me there. So the people in the lobby heard me
16 making the phone calls. I mean it was kind of a scene.
17 Q Who were you trying to call?
18 A The house to tell him to come back and get
19 me. I mean it's a good hike to walk there. I had no shoes.
20 It was hot out, and, well, he wouldn't come. I kept getting
21 hung up on. So the lobby people heard me, and they gave me
22 a ride in the shuttle van that they use for the people that
23 stay at the motel.
24 Q Did it take you back to the residence then?
25 A Yeah, in front of the park. They didn't go
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2 Q All right. Did you see Mr. Gallo again?
3 A Yeah. He was sitting on the porch. Him, his
4 son, and his son's girlfriend. He was sitting there
5 drinking a beer. He had the baby in her swing.
6 Q All right. And what happened?
7 A Well, as soon as I walked up it was like, who
8 were you with, and how did you get here, and I was telling
9 him I got a ride from the shuttle van. I said, why did you
10 leave me? And then from there everything just happened so
11 fast, boom, boom, I'm on the ground.
12 Q How did you get on the ground?
13 A By him.
14 Q What did he do specifically?
15 A I know he grabbed me by my arm, and I fell
16 over or he pushed me. I'm not quite sure because it just
17 happened so fast.
18 Q Are you sure it was his action and not your
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A Yes, it was his actions.
Q All right. Did he do anything else to you?
A Well, he was hitting me, kicking me, had
grabbed me by the neck at one point.
Q Where is this all taking place?
A Right out in the front porch.
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Q All right.
A And then I ran in the house, and I was on the
couch, and he was still outside, and I hit 911 and then hung
the phone up, but I knew they would know the address.
Q Where did he hit you?
A In my face, my back, my arms, my legs,
everywhere.
Q Where did he grab you?
A He grabbed me by my hair. A lot of it was
pulled out of the back. So he grabbed me by my hair. He
grabbed me by the neck.
(Whereupon, Plaintiff's Exhibits 1 - 4
were marked for identification.)
BY MR. BARIC:
Q Tina, if you'll take a look at these four
photographs, which have been marked for identification as
Plaintiff's Exhibits 1 through 4. Do you recognize the
person in the photographs?
A Yeah, that's me.
Q Do you remember when these photographs were
taken?
A The following day at Domestic Violence.
Q Do these photographs indicate any injuries to
your person?
A Yes.
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Q Could you describe them generally?
A Well, the first one here, it doesn't really
show how it had been prior to that.
Q That's number 4?
A Number 4.
Q All right. What's that pen indicating?
A The pen is attempting to indicate where my
right cheek was two to three inches out.
Q Was that the result of any action of the
defendant?
A Yes. That's by a hit.
Q Okay.
A What about photograph number 3?
A Well, that's the bruises to my back, lower
back, everywhere.
Q And photograph number 2?
A Is my arm all bruised, the whole arm.
Q And photograph number 1?
A That's the front part, and now down here on
my left arm or my right arm, this whole wrist was nothing
but a bruise.
Q Was that the result of any action of Mr.
Gallo?
A Yes.
Q Had he grabbed you there? Do you recall?
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A Oh, yes. He was grabbing me and throwing me.
Q Do these photographs accurately depict your
condition the day after the assault?
A Actually it got worse. Truthfully my left
shoulder blade still is injured, and this has been two weeks
ago.
Q But as of this day?
A It still hurts.
Q Do these fairly and accurately show the
extent of your injuries?
A Yes.
Q From that day.
MR. BARIC: I would move for admission of
Exhibits 1 through 4.
THE COURT: You've had a chance to see these,
Mr. Bach?
MR. BACH: Yes, I have, Your Honor.
(Whereupon, Plaintiff's Exhibits 1 - 4 were
admitted. )
BY MR. BARIC:
Q Miss Hill, looking at the photographs, having
those to refresh your recollection, were any of those
injuries or bruises self inflicted?
A No.
Q Did you have any of those bruises or injuries
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2 A No.
3 Q Miss Hill, you heard me indicate to the Court
4 prior to your testimony that you were requesting custody of
5 Carrie. Why do you believe the primary custody of Carrie
6 should be awar.ded to you?
7 A Well, because I've been the only one that's
8 always been with her. Her and I are, you know, close. I
9 mean, she don't even like to stay home when her dad was
10 there. She didn't like to even stay with him any length of
11 time because I've been the primary care giver, completely.
12 Q Do you presently believe that Mr. Gallo poses
13 any risk to you?
14 A I think so.
15 MR. BARIC: I have nothing further at this
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17 CROSS EXAMINATION
18 BY MR. BACH:
19 Q Good afternoon, Miss Hill. My name is James
20 M. Bach. I represent James Gregory Gallo, the defendant in
21 this Petition for Protection From Abuse that you filed
22 against him. You had threatened him on numerous occasions
23 in the past to file a PFA, had you not?
24 A No, sir, I had not. I was supposed to file a
25 PFA in Mt. Holly Springs, and I was told to do so by a
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Q When was this conversation?
A It was between Mildred and I probably
beginning two to three days -- no, maybe not even two to
three days. Probably about four to five days after he had
taken off and was eluding the police.
Q Is this in recent history you're talking
about?
A Oh, yes. Yes. As a matter of fact, I just
spoke to Mildred today.
Q Okay. So prior to today this property was
owned by Mr. Gallo, and you're suggesting that --
A No, sir, it's not -- Mildred Gallo is the
title holder.
Q Yes.
A Okay. There's only been three payments made
on that mobile home.
Q And the question is who is making those
payments?
A I am now.
Q Well, did you make any payments yet?
A No, I have not yet.
Q The prior payments, the prior three or four
months that you lived there, those payments were made
A Three months.
Q -- with Mr. Gallo's aunt on an agreement to
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her, isn't that right, by him?
A Well, not only by him. I guess, you know, it
was kind of a together thing.
Q What I'm trying to suggest, and I think the
record will bare this out, is that you don't own this mobile
home?
A No, not right now I don't, no.
Q All right. You have some hope of getting it
in the future; is that right?
A You're--
Q You hope you get it in the future, don't you?
A Well, yeah, I guess. If I take over the
payments I guess then I will, yeah.
Q Now, ma'am, you went to the Appalachian
Trail, and you took your child, an 11 month old baby, with
you; isn't that correct?
A Yeah. Jim was driving.
Q And when you went in there what did you start
to drink?
A What did I start to drink? I drank a draft
beer.
Q Do you recall drinking any Seagrams and Seven
or Seagrams and Coke?
A Nope.
Q You deny you had any shots?
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2 Q Yeah. I'm asking you if you deny under oath
3 that you had shots?
4 A No, I didn't have any shots.
5 Q Okay. Did you have anything other than beer?
6 A No.
7 Q Apparently it came to a point in the
8 afternoon where he did leave; is that right?
9 A We were leaving, yes.
10 Q Well, apparently he went and he took the
11 child and went home, and you stayed behind; isn't that
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13 A I got left behind.
14 Q All right. What time was that?
15 A Oh, approximately -- we weren't there very
16 long. So I would say it was close to one, maybe, something
17 like that.
18 Q And then, as I understand it, you arrived at
19 the home at 3:30 in the afternoon; is that correct?
20 A No, that is not correct. No. I was right
21 there. I mean it all happened so fast. I didn't go back in
22 the bar. I was out in the lobby trying to call there and
23 say why did you leave me.
24 Q And how many calls did you place to the home?
25 A About three, four, maybe five.
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Q And how many times did you talk to James
Gallo?
A I talked to his son, and his son kept hanging
up on me.
Q How many times did you talk to James Gallo?
A To Jim? He didn't get on the phone. He was
sitting outside.
Q And the short of it, by the time you got back
you were mad, weren't you?
A Well, I wasn't very happy that I got left
behind.
Q And isn't it true that the first thing you
said to James Gallo, the defendant, that he was a mother
fucker? Isn't that the first thing you said to him?
A No, I did not.
Q You deny that?
A I know better than to say that to him when
he's drinking, yes.
Q And you deny that you charged him
aggressively as soon as you saw him?
A I deny that, yes, r do.
Q And you deny that you were furious because
you were left behind in this bar?
A Nope. I deny that completely, yes.
Q So you're not furious. Were you happy?
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A No, I wasn't happy. Of course not.
Q The truth of the matter is you were terribly
ticked off; isn't that the truth?
A Well, I might have been a little upset,
but --
Q Sure.
A -- but I didn't charge him or anything.
Q You didn't upset the trash can as soon as you
arrived on the property?
A No.
Q And you didn't start swinging at the man and
trying to pull his hair, did you?
A No, I did not.
Q And you didn't call him a mother fucker and a
son of a bitch, did you?
A No, I did not.
Q You deny all of this all under oath?
A Yes, I do.
Q And you did not attempt to attack him quite
vigorously as you got back from the bar in that state of
anger?
A No, I did not.
Q How did you get back from the bar?
A The shuttle van.
Q And that's a shuttle van used for people who
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2 A No, it is not. It's used for the motel
3 people. It's a hotel.
4 Q And do you know how long that Jim and your
5 daughter waited for you to come out of the bar in the
6 outside parking lot?
7 A He didn't wait at all because I no sooner
8 went back in and came out, and he was gone.
9 Q You deny that he waited for twenty minutes at
10 least for you to come out of the bar?
11 A Yes, I do deny that.
12 Q You deny that you were with two men in a
13 heavy conversation drinking shots in that bar?
14 A Yes, I do deny that.
15 Q Who were you talking to? Who were the two
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17 A It was someone that I had seen prior to ever
18 meeting Jim. It's an older man. I mean it's not even
19 nobody that I would want to come onto or anything.
20 Q Uh-huh.
21 A I said hi, and he was like --
22 Q And what was his friend's name?
23 A I have no idea. I didn't know him.
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A No, I did not. I was standing beside Jim.
Q And didn't the manager tell you, listen, the
child's crawling on the floor. Ma'am, you can't allow that
in this bar. Pick up the child. Get him off the floor?
A Well, she had told both of us, yes, that the
child couldn't be there anymore, you're right.
Q But you did allow the child to crawl on the
floor, an 11 month old child?
A She was sitting right here on the floor, no.
And it was carpet. You had to be in there __
Q And as soon as you were told that, the truth
is you ordered a shot, didn't you?
A No, I did not.
Q You deny that under oath?
A Yes, I do.
Q You deny that you tried to throw things at
Mr. Gallo when you returned?
A Yes. I didn't do nothing to him. He did
this to me.
Q You deny -- you say yes, you deny that?
A Yes, I do deny that.
Q All right. What took you an hour and a half
to come from the Appalachian Trail Bar to get to your house?
A It didn't take no hour and a half. That's
what he said.
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witness at this time.
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CERTIFICATION
I hereby certify that the proceedings are contained
fully and accurately in the notes taken by me on the above cause
and that this is a correct transcript of same.
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Official Court Reporter
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