A Virginia man was arrested after breaking into a Bible study session he thought was a human trafficking operations, authorities said.

A Wednesday night Bible study class turned chaotic in Virginia when a neighbor assumed the crowd was engaged in a “human trafficking operation” and called the cops, according to investigators.

A Virginia man was arrested after barging into a bible study while drunk and accusing the group of running a “human trafficking operation,” according to a report. David Campbell, 48, of Stafford, Virginia,

A man was charged with breaking and entering, assault, and public intoxication after mistaking Wednesday bible study for a “human trafficking operation."

The man found the bible study group after breaking into his neighbor's home over a parking issue. STAFFORD, Va. — A Stafford man drunkenly accused his neighbors of human trafficking — while they were really having a Bible study meeting Wednesday night.

A Wednesday night bible study at a Stafford County home took a turn when an intoxicated neighbor forced his way in under the assumption it was a “human trafficking operation,” the sheriff’s office said.