Intoxicated Virginia man allegedly breaks into Bible study session thinking it was human trafficking operation

It was an apprehension of biblical proportions. 

An intoxicated Virginia man who broke into a Bible survey league took it upon himself to investigate, reasoning it was a quality trafficking operation, authorities said. 

David Campbell of Stafford is charged with breaking and entering, battle and nationalist intoxication, the Stafford County Sheriff's bureau said. 

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David Campbell, 48, was intoxicated erstwhile helium broke into a Bible survey session, believing it to beryllium a quality trafficking operation, authorities said.  (Stafford County Sheriff's Office)

Campbell was intoxicated erstwhile helium called authorities Wednesday evening saying helium was upset his neighbors had doubled-parked their vehicles. Instead of taking up the contented with spot management, Campbell confronted the neighbors successful their residence and "observed" a ample radical of people, authorities said. 

"He would presume this to beryllium a quality trafficking cognition and wanted deputies to analyse it," the sheriff's bureau said. "While reporting the incident, dispatches could perceive the caller taunting and cursing astatine the neighbors."

When deputies arrived, Campbell, 48, was spotted successful the mediate of the roadworthy and exhibited signs of intoxication, authorities said. 

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Campbell's neighbors told deputies that helium forced his mode into the location arsenic the radical was conversing astir the gospel. (Getty Images)

He complained astir the parking concern and demanded the deputies place everyone wrong the home. 

His neighbors told deputies that Campbell forced his mode into the location arsenic the radical was conversing astir the gospel.

"He would astir onslaught an ordained curate and endanger to punch different male. Video grounds would corroborate this," the sheriff's bureau said. (iStock)

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"He would astir strike an ordained minister and endanger to punch different male. Video grounds would corroborate this," the sheriff's bureau said. 

Campbell was being held astatine the Rappahannock Regional Jail without bond.