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Louisiana pastor Tony Spell must stay 50 yards away from his neighbor's property unless checking his mailbox, following a protection order after he was accused of assaulting his neighbor’s son. The order was issued shortly after Spell was arrested and charged with second-degree battery related to a confrontation at his church. Spell allegedly assaulted the neighbor's son after a dispute involving threats, and he has publicly defended his actions, claiming he was acting in self-defense against threats to his family.
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