Alleged Paul Pelosi Attacker to Face Federal Criminal Charges
- The Justice Department plans to announce two federal criminal charges against the man accused of viciously attacking Paul Pelosi, the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, law enforcement officials told NBC News.
- Details of the expected charges against David DePape were not immediately available.
The Justice Department plans to announce two federal criminal charges Monday against the man accused of viciously attacking Paul Pelosi, the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, law enforcement officials told NBC News.
Details of the expected charges against David DePape were not immediately available.
DePape was arrested by San Francisco Police last Friday after he was found at the Pelosi home, where he hit the 82-year-old Paul Pelosi with a hammer.
Pelosi on Monday morning remained in the intensive care unit at a San Francisco hospital, sources told NBC.
A source with knowledge of the investigation told NBC that on Sunday law enforcement officials who included FBI agents obtained Pelosi’s account of the home invasion by DePape. Pelosi had all of his cognitive functions and seemed to recall everything about the incident, the source said.
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