A Brooklyn reverend and his son were arrested in East Hampton after a road-rage incident on Main Street, police said.
Pastor Earl Jones, 53, of the First Calvary Baptist Church, and William Jones, 27, were in a 2009 Mercedes on July 27 when the driver had to brake suddenly to avoid hitting a husband and wife in a crosswalk, according to East Hampton Village police.
The angry husband slammed his fist on the hood of the Mercedes, Police Chief Gerard Larsen said.
Both Joneses exited the car. All three men began shouting and slapping each other.
The couple called cops after the incident and the Joneses were arrested in Montauk.
They were released on appearance tickets and will be arraigned later this month.