Louisiana pastor Tony Spell ordered to stay 50 yards from alleged assault victims home as bodycam appears to shows him using slur

Louisiana pastor Tony Spell must stay 50 yards from his neighbor’s home unless he’s checking the mail after a protection order was issued against him – as shocking bodycam appears to show him using a homophobic slur to describe his alleged assault victim, just two days after he was arrested.Spell, 48, is banned from speaking with the neighbor either online and in person, according to the order issued  Friday, which has since been reported by The Advocate. “Mr Spell may walk over and check his mailbox; other than checking his mailbox, he is to be 50 yards away from the protected person’s property,” a note on the order says. Spell, the pastor of Baton Rouge’s Life Tabernacle Church, will appear in court in September after being charged with second degree battery over last month’s assault that unfolded opposite the church.He claimed Scott Sherwin’s son had threatened to rape and kill his wife before delivering 35 blows.But two days after the brawl Scott Sherwin reported Spell for allegedly mowing his lawn at 4 a.m., WBRZ reported.“He’s doing this to intimidate my victim son,” Sherwin claimed in bodycam video seen by The Post. “Do you cut your grass at 4 in the morning?” he asked the responding officer.“You gotta get him to stop man,” the furious dad said.Sherwin claimed his family was unable to sleep – alleging Spell was carrying out “psychological warfare.”An enraged Sherwin then swore at his neighbor, allegedly flipping him off, according to the bodycam.“I was asleep when this started at four in the morning,” Sherwin stressed, aggressively pointing at his phone.The cop then went over to Spell, who was sitting on his lawnmower, before asking for his name.“Everybody in the world knows my name,” Spell brazenly replied to the cop.Spell, who faces up to eight years in prison if convicted, then labeled Sherwin’s son a “f—-t” and seemed to take pride in the now-viral beatdown.“He’s just sore because I beat the cr...