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Paul Pelosi, 86, husband of former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, was charged in Napa County with a misdemeanor hit-and-run and an infraction for an unsafe turning movement after allegedly damaging a parked Tesla on July 3 and leaving the scene; deputies later located him and prosecutors say those actions form the basis of the charges. He is due in Napa County Superior Court on Aug. 14, and has previously pleaded guilty to misdemeanor DUI in 2022.
Paul Pelosi, 86, had at least eight traffic violations over 13 years before his July Napa Valley crash, including a 2022 DUI after crashing his Porsche into a Jeep; neighbors had whispered about his health and fitness, and in the Napa incident he slammed a convertible into a parked Tesla and then continued driving until his car broke down as officers arrived on the scene.
Exclusive photos show Paul Pelosi’s alleged hit-and-run in Yountville, California, where his brown convertible struck an unoccupied Tesla and sped away. Deputies identified Pelosi as the driver; alcohol was not detected. He faces a misdemeanor charge for leaving the scene, and officials will refer him to the DMV to evaluate whether he should continue driving, given his past DUI and other driving history.
Paul Pelosi, Nancy Pelosi’s husband, may face misdemeanor charges after a July Napa County hit-and-run in which he struck a parked car and fled; no injuries were reported, a breathalyzer showed no alcohol, and the Napa County District Attorney will decide whether to file charges, with the DMV asked to evaluate his ability to drive given his age. Pelosi previously pleaded guilty to DUI in 2022.
Paul Pelosi apologized to the owner of a parked car after a hit-and-run in Napa County; he admitted he hit something and drove away, with his vehicle later becoming disabled. Authorities said he was not intoxicated, no arrest was made, and the Napa County District Attorney will consider possible misdemeanor charges.
Paul Pelosi could face a misdemeanor charge after allegedly fleeing the scene of a hit-and-run in Yountville, California, where a parked car sustained major damage. No injuries were reported; authorities found Pelosi with front-end damage about a quarter-mile away. He reportedly apologized and officials sent the case to the DMV to determine whether he can continue driving, a standard step for older drivers. The report also notes Pelosi’s 2022 DUI misdemeanor conviction and related probation, though no alcohol was involved in this incident.
Paul Pelosi, husband of former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, is facing hit-and-run charges in Napa County after authorities say he struck a parked car in Yountville and drove away. Deputies say Pelosi admitted to hitting something but didn’t know what, and a preliminary test found no alcohol in his system. He was not arrested; the case was referred to the Napa County District Attorney for prosecution. Pelosi apologized to the car owner, and this is noted as his second Napa County car crash, following a 2022 DUI conviction.
Paul Pelosi, husband of Nancy Pelosi, was involved in a hit-and-run in Yountville, Napa County, California, after allegedly striking a legally parked car, briefly stopping, then driving away; there were no injuries. Deputies later found Pelosi’s car with severe front-end damage about a quarter-mile away. He was not arrested, and authorities say the incident could lead to a misdemeanor charge for fleeing the scene, with the California DMV determining his continued ability to drive—an ordinary step for older drivers. Pelosi has a prior DUI conviction in 2022, for which he served a short jail term and probation. The episode follows a separate 2022 assault on the Pelosi home.
Paul Pelosi, 86, was involved in a crash in Yountville, Napa County, when his convertible struck a parked car, then drove off. A witness helped police locate him; he admitted hitting something but said he didn’t know what. Alcohol was ruled out after a preliminary test showed a BAC of 0.00, and he was not arrested at the scene. The case has been forwarded to the Napa County District Attorney for formal review, with a DMV re-evaluation referral also anticipated.
David DePape was convicted on five charges in a California trial for breaking into Nancy Pelosi's home in 2022 and attacking her husband, Paul Pelosi, with a hammer. The case highlighted concerns about politically motivated violence and DePape's involvement in conspiracy theories. He now faces a life sentence without parole in state prison, following a 30-year federal sentence.
A judge dismissed several state charges, including attempted murder, against David DePape, who attacked Paul Pelosi, citing double jeopardy after his federal conviction. DePape, sentenced to 30 years in federal prison, still faces other state charges not covered in the federal trial.
David DePape, who attacked Paul Pelosi with a hammer in 2022, apologized in court before being sentenced to three decades in prison. DePape expressed regret for his actions and stated he would never commit violence again. This was his second sentencing after a court error invalidated the first. Paul Pelosi is still recovering from the assault, and DePape faces additional state charges.
David DePape, convicted of the 2022 hammer attack on Paul Pelosi, apologized during a resentencing hearing and was again sentenced to 30 years in prison. The hearing was reopened due to a court error where DePape was not initially given the opportunity to speak. DePape's sentence remains the same, with 30 years for assault and 20 years for attempted kidnapping to be served concurrently. He has been credited for the 18 months already served. DePape also faces a state trial with a hearing scheduled for Wednesday.
David Wayne DePape was re-sentenced to 30 years in prison for the 2022 hammer attack on Paul Pelosi, husband of former U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, after a procedural error required a new hearing. DePape apologized during the hearing, but the sentence remained unchanged. He still faces separate state charges related to the attack.
David DePape, convicted of attacking Paul Pelosi with a hammer, has been resentenced to 30 years in prison after a judge admitted a procedural error in the initial sentencing. DePape expressed remorse for his actions, while the Pelosi family praised Paul Pelosi's courage and thanked supporters.