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A church groundskeeper is facing a criminal charge weeks after allegedly pepper-spraying a couple in a skirmish spurred by the pastor鈥檚 support of a North Valley mosque.

Timothy Fresquez, 62, had his first hearing last week after being charged with battery, a petty misdemeanor, in the July 22 incident at St. Therese of the Infant Jesus Catholic Church near Fourth and Candelaria NW.

Fresquez declined an interview Wednesday as he was headed into a church service. He has a bench trial set for next month.

David Romero, 72, was initially the only person charged in the incident after allegedly pulling a gun on Fresquez and the Rev. Vincent Ch谩vez during the scuffle. Romero 鈥� facing two counts of aggravated assault 鈥� is on pretrial release in the case.

Police said the issue began over social media, when Romero鈥檚 girlfriend and others criticized Ch谩vez鈥檚 support for a proposed mosque in the North Valley. Ch谩vez posted the woman鈥檚 name on a sign denouncing racism outside the church, and the woman called 911 and then Romero after she got into a dispute with Fresquez and Ch谩vez.

The woman鈥檚 friend told police they were on the phone during the incident and she could overhear Fresquez 鈥渋nitially speak calmly before becoming angry,鈥� according to a criminal complaint filed in Metropolitan Court. The friend said she told the woman to call 911 because Fresquez鈥檚 "behavior was scaring her.鈥�

Police said Fresquez told them Romero showed up after being called by the woman and tried to punch him and pull off the side mirror of his truck. Fresquez said he used pepper spray on Romero, and the girlfriend was behind him 鈥渞ecording and laughing.鈥�

Fresquez told police Romero鈥檚 girlfriend 鈥渢hen moved onto church property,鈥� and he used pepper spray on her 鈥渂ecause he believed she was participating in the confrontation,鈥� according to the complaint. 

Police said that鈥檚 when Romero pulled a gun and threatened Fresquez and Ch谩vez with it before fleeing. Both Fresquez and Ch谩vez told police they were afraid they were going to be shot by Romero.

Romero told police he pulled out his gun after being pepper sprayed but 鈥渉eld it at his side鈥� and never pointed it at anyone, according to the complaint. 

The complaint states the friend of Romero鈥檚 girlfriend told police she drove the woman home because she was unable to drive after being pepper sprayed and later went to urgent care for treatment.