Thursday, June 25, 2026

He messed with the wrong Pastor, I guess...

 
Maybe the guy thought - him being a 'man of the cloth' and all, he'd be a kind of a pussy or something. He found out he was sorely (pun intended) mistaken. Spell was changing the battery of his church’s school buses when he was allegedly abused from across the four-lane road in Baton Rouge, La.  
“He said, ‘Tony, I’m going to rape your wife, I’m going to rape all your grandchildren, and the next time you go out of town, I’m going to kill them,’” Spell claimed on Wednesday.
Spell said he had a “duty and obligation” to protect his family. “Number one, I’m a husband, number two, I’m a father, and number three, I’m a pastor who shepherds his flock,” he said. “I will not allow a man to murder my children when I’m gone.”
Footage obtained by WBRZ showed Spell trooping over toward the son of his long-term rival Scott Sherwin, before he unleashed the beatdown on the lawn in front of passing cars.
 

Spell hit the little jerkoff eight times before wrestling him to the ground, where he threw another 27 punches, leaving the him needing five stitches to his chin. He also twisted the man’s neck and kicked him in the side.
“I’m going to break your neck,” the pastor said. Spell was charged with second-degree battery and faces up to eight years in prison. Spell is due to appear in court on September 15 and vowed, “The truth will come out in court.”

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8 comments:

  1. “Number one, I’m a husband, number two, I’m a father, and number three, I’m a pastor who shepherds his flock,”

    He's got his priorities straight.

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  2. Should never have been arrested much less charged.

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  3. It Is Better For Society When This Kind Of Thing Is Done After A Formal Trial but it'd be a good thing if all men who threatened hatecrimes against women were permanently mutilated in a conspicuously disabling way.

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  4. Shithead judges (pardon the redundancy) wont deliver any consequences to fellow shitheads, so that leaves it up to the rest of us, including pastors, to try to protect citizens, since judges wont.

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  5. he'd walk if I was on the jury.

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  6. Threaten my grandchildren and I will kill you.

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  7. I volunteer for jury duty

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  8. If he is charged for battery and for threatening the little puke, then the little shit should also be charged for uttering threats and losing a fight to someone old enough to be his Grandfather.
    Posters should be made of his face, saying, "A real man 40 years older than me taught me a lesson."

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