House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was seen on Sunday leaving her San Francisco house days after her husband, Paul Pelosi, was injured during a home break-in.
California Attorney General candidate Nathan Hochman shares his insight on the suspect for Paul Pelosi’s case his first day on trial on ‘Fox News @ Night.’was seen leaving her San Francisco house days after her husband was severely injured during a home-break in.
After DePape allegedly broke into the house, the motion to detain states that he woke up Nancy Pelosi's husband by stating,"Are you Paul Pelosi?" with a hammer and zip ties in his hand. "Uh, he thinks everything's good. Uh, I've got a problem, but he thinks everything's good," Paul Pelosi told the"No, no, no, this gentleman just, uh, came into the house, uh, and he wants to wait for my wife to come home," Paul Pelosi responded.Paul Pelosi said he didn't know DePape in the 911 call and gave the dispatcher identifying information.
Court documents state that there were Ring security cameras"everywhere." San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins was asked twice during a Tuesday press conference if there was an alarm system at the Pelosi residence, but didn't answer the question. The San Francisco home of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Paul Pelosi is seen after police say David DePape violently assaulted Paul Pelosi early Friday, Oct. 28, 2022.
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