[PapaBear3625]

This case got me interested, so I did a search for more details. These two were not doing something like praying for an ill co-worker to get better. Per the court document, they were having "difficulties" with a co-worker, and were praying at the co-worker's cubical to rid her of "demonic possession".

In another article

In an e-mail to supervisors, the male co-worker said he was invited to witness the praying and cleansing but became uncomfortable when Shatkin began to chant loudly and rub perfumed oil on the absent co-worker's cubicle wall. The man quoted Shatkin as praying, "You vicious evil dogs. Get the hell out of here in the name of Jesus. ... I command you to leave."

If somebody had a problem with me, and responded by claiming I was possessed by demons, and doing a freaking EXORCISM in my workplace, I would find that to be harassing conduct, disturbing, and slanderous, and would want them out of there as well.

[Tainan]

Ah-Ha!...that certainly changes things a bit!

[grey_whiskers]

I'd rather have someone praying for an exorcism than shouting "Allahu Akhbar" and opening fire, which *also* happened in Texas.

Cheers!