Louisiana pastor Tony Spell was taken into custody on Tuesday after police claimed he had attacked a 20-year-old neighbor in Central. Spell maintained that the teenager had allegedly threatened to rape and kill his wife, prompting Spell to engage him. The family shared video footage that illustrates the two men exchanging blows on a street. Central police chief Christopher Kauffman stated that law enforcement handled the situation properly and rejected Spell’s claim that police did not act to keep the peace. Spell stood by his assertion that his actions were a direct response the alleged threats. He is still in jail awaiting charges.
Latest News About Pastor Tony Spell in Custody Following Altercation with Neighbor
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Central's police chief denies Pastor Spell's claims that law enforcement failed to keep the peace - KSLA
Central's police chief denies Pastor Spell's claims that law enforcement failed to keep the peace KSLA
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Louisiana pastor Tony Spell attacked neighbor who allegedly threatened to rape and kill wife - New York Post
Louisiana pastor Tony Spell attacked neighbor who allegedly threatened to rape and kill wife New York Post
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Rev. Tony Spell explains why he attacked his neighbors 20-year-old son - Audacy
Rev. Tony Spell explains why he attacked his neighbors 20-year-old son Audacy
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Baton Rouge pastor says threats against family led to fight that ended in arrest - WWLTV.com
Baton Rouge pastor says threats against family led to fight that ended in arrest WWLTV.com
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FIRST ALERT FORECAST: Staying hot, humid and quiet late this week - KPLC 7 News
FIRST ALERT FORECAST: Staying hot, humid and quiet late this week KPLC 7 News