It was an arrest of biblical proportions.
An intoxicated Virginia man That broke into a Bible studies session took care of it to investigate, thinking that it was a human trafficking, the authorities said.
David Campbell from Stafford is accused of breaking and coming in, mistreating and public intoxication, according to the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office.
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David Campbell, 48, was intoxicated when he broke into a Bible studies session and believed that it is a human trafficking, the authorities said. (Stafford County Sheriff’s Office)
Campbell was intoxicated when he called authorities on Wednesday evening and said he was upset that his neighbors had doubled their vehicles. Instead of entering into the issue with real estate management, Campbell de Buren confronted in their home and ‘observed’ a large group of people, the authorities said.
“He would assume that this is an effect of human trafficking and Wanted delegates To investigate, “said the Sheriff office.” While reporting the incident, shipments could hear the caller taunting and swearing to the neighbors. “
When representatives arrived, Campbell, 48, became spotted in the middle of the road and showed signs of intoxication, the authorities said.
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The neighbors of Campbell told representatives that he forced his way to the house while the group was talking about the gospel. (Getty Images)
He complained about the parking situation and demanded that the delegates identified everyone in the house.
His neighbors said delegates that Campbell forced himself to make his way to the house while the group talked about The Gospel.
“He would almost touch a sacred minister and threaten to hit another man. Video -recovery material would confirm this,” said the Sheriff office. (Istock)
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“He would almost Save a consecrated minister And another man threatens to hit. Video certificate would confirm this: “said the Sheriff office.
Campbell was held in the regional prison of Rappahannock without a band.
