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VIDEO: Rachel Uchitel Wins Messy Battle Over Dog Poop Drama

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Dec. 20 2010, Published 5:59 a.m. ET

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Tiger Wood's former mistress, Rachel Uchitel, has cleared up a messy courtroom battle after she was charged $1,500.00 after her dog allegedly pooped on the floor of a sober living facility.

RadarOnline.com has video of the Celebrity Rehab star leaving the Malibu courthouse where a judge admitted there was 'foul' play, and ordered the return of her deposit.

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Despite the rain, Uchitel was happy with the outcome and even took the time for a quick-witted response to a photographer's question about what her dog ate before he went to the bathroom.

"You heard the judge," she said. "I won, so he didn't go to the bathroom on the floor."

Uchitel had even called witnesses for her dog and a judge ruled there wasn't enough evidence to support the case against her.

The brunette bombshell filed two lawsuits against Oceanside Transitional Living, one when they didn't return her security deposit and another when they allegedly failed to return her $11,000 Cartier watch.

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However there has been no ruling on issue involving the watch.

"They are going to make a judgment in the next couple of days," Uchitel confirmed.

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