Billy Graham's grandson accused of stealing

A grandson of evangelist Billy Graham has been accused by his Florida neighbors of plugging his Christmas lights into their outlet.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Angry neighbors have accused the Rev. Tullian Tchividjian's family of coveting their electricity.

Jose and Ester Duprey told police the pastor's family plugged its white Christmas lights into the outlet outside of the Dupreys' Coconut Creek house.

Tchividjian, a grandson of evangelist Billy Graham and senior pastor at Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church, did not return messages left at his home and church Wednesday and Thursday.

According to the Dupreys' daughter, Elizabeth, her father found the lights plugged into his outlet Sunday and unplugged them. About 25 minutes later, he found the lights plugged back in, so the family called police.

The Tchividjians agreed not to use the outlet anymore, according to police records.

"The very next day, Kim, the pastor's wife, apologized profusely," Elizabeth Duprey said. "She said she was embarrassed" and promised that it wouldn't happen again.