North Carolina pastor, daughter and her boyfriend charged with assaulting disabled man
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North Carolina Pastor Kenneth Jones, his daughter Rachel Jones and her boyfriend Imre Balazsi have been arrested and charged with assaulting a person with a disability and false imprisonment.
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Authorities noted in court documents obtained by WRAL that the victim, whose last name is also Jones, has a disability but did not specify what kind of disability.
Kenneth Jones allegedly hit the man, dragged him out of the house and restrained him for an hour in an incident that occurred on Feb. 26, court documents state. It was not immediately clear what the relationship is between the man and his accused attackers.
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