Body Cam Footage Showed in Court Reveals Details About Attack on Paul Pelosi: Report
More details about the October attack on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-Calif.) husband, Paul Pelosi, were revealed after body-camera footage was shown in court, per a report. The New York Times reported that, upon…
More details about the October attack on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-Calif.) husband, Paul pelosi, were revealed after body-camera footage was shown in court, per a report.
The New York Times reported that, upon arriving at the couple’s home, two officers “find an intruder and Ms. Pelosi’s husband, Paul, standing calmly, each with a hand on a hammer that the police demand they drop.”
The video then reportedly showed the “intruder takes control, wields the weapon over his (Pelosi’s) head and slams it with full force.”
Kyle Cagney, one of the two police officers who were first to arrive, said during a court hearing on Wednesday, “Mr. Pelosi was face down on the ground, a pool of blood by his head.”
The Times noted the suspect, David DePape, was sitting next to his attorney during the hearing.
Testimony claimed DePape said he had other targets, including Hunter Biden and California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D).
Additionally, an audio of the interview that DePape gave to the police was played.
He admitted to breaking into the Pelosi home through a back door, with the purpose of capturing Nancy Pelosi, interrogating her and breaking her kneecaps if she “lied” to him, the Times reported.