The man seen in video violently pushing a real estate agent to the ground "did not do so with an intent to harm," according to his family, who said he has an intellectual disability that affected his conduct.

Alen Karaboghosian, 45, was arrested Tuesday night and booked for assault with a deadly weapon — namely, bodily force — in the recorded incident Sunday at an Encino open house. Since the video was made public, other agents have identified Karaboghosian as the person who suddenly groped them at open houses before running off.

"We are not condoning or denying him having pushed the Realtor, but the rest of the allegations being made against him are irrational and exaggerated," reads a statement provided to NBC4 by the Karaboghosian family Thursday afternoon.

Karaboghosian remainsjailed while his family makes arrangements to post the required bail of $130,000. Prosecutors have yet to reach a decision on bringing formal charges. He is scheduled to appear in criminal court Friday morning.

The agent in the Sunday incident and two others have said Karaboghosian's comments and behavior at open houses made them feel uncomfortable. The victim Sunday went outside and told Karaboghosian to leave. His family contends that frightened him.

"His mental disability has impaired his ability to stay calm in an emergency, causing him to become confused and not know how to act appropriately," reads the family statement.

However, the real estate agents — who asked not to be identified — said the way Karaboghosian ran off after groping told them he understands right from wrong.

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