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On the night of October 28, 2022, Paul Pelosi summoned the police to complain about a male friend in the Pelosi residence while his wife wasn't home.<ref>https://youtu.be/PEDjJ3WIQC8</ref>
On the night of October 28, 2022, Paul Pelosi summoned the police to complain about a male friend in the Pelosi residence while his wife wasn't home.<ref>https://youtu.be/PEDjJ3WIQC8</ref>
Paul Pelosi called 911 when his friend allowed him to use the bathroom during a supposed 'home invasion'.<ref>https://youtu.be/5JkEEyqDmsk</ref> Paul Pelosi told 911 services the man's name was "David" and that he was a friend.<ref>https://youtu.be/_e0tSmQDb8g</ref> After Mr. Pelosi spoke with emergency services, Police were dispatched on a non-emergency wellness check. According to San Francisco police initial reports, upon arrival an unknown person opened the door for police. Mr. Pelosi first words to police were, "Hi. Everything's good."<ref>https://townhall.com/tipsheet/spencerbrown/2022/11/04/today-show-report-on-paul-pelosi-deleted-n2615497</ref> Pelosi, in his underwear with a drink on ice in hand,<ref>https://youtu.be/9e4ySwHOK98</ref> and another semi-clad gentleman then began struggling over a hammer. It was at that point police witnessed Pelosi being struck with the hammer. No effort was ever made by police or the mainstream media to clarify whose property the hammer was, or if Mr. Pelosi's friend carried the hammer into the home.
Paul Pelosi called 911 when his friend allowed him to use the bathroom during a supposed 'home invasion'.<ref>https://youtu.be/5JkEEyqDmsk</ref> Paul Pelosi told 911 services the man's name was "David" and that he was a friend.<ref>https://youtu.be/_e0tSmQDb8g</ref> After Mr. Pelosi spoke with emergency services, Police were dispatched on a non-emergency wellness check. According to San Francisco police initial reports, upon arrival an unknown person opened the door for police. Mr. Pelosi first words to police were, "Hi. Everything's good."<ref>https://townhall.com/tipsheet/spencerbrown/2022/11/04/today-show-report-on-paul-pelosi-deleted-n2615497</ref> Pelosi, in his underwear with a drink on ice in hand,<ref>https://youtu.be/9e4ySwHOK98</ref> and another gentleman in his underwear began struggling over a hammer. It was at that point police witnessed Pelosi being struck with the hammer. No effort was ever made by police or the mainstream media to clarify whose property the hammer was, or if Mr. Pelosi's friend carried the hammer into the home.
[[File:Pelosi's home - glass door breached.jpg|thumbnail|left|300px|Broken glass at the Pelosi home clearly shows glass was broken from the inside.]]
[[File:Pelosi's home - glass door breached.jpg|thumbnail|left|300px|Broken glass at the Pelosi home clearly shows glass was broken from the inside.]]
The Pelosi family refused to relinquish home surveillance video of the alleged break-in to local media or police. The San Francisco Police did not release body cam footage. San Francisco 911 services did not release the original call from Paul Pelosi. The Pelosi residence is surveilled 24/7 by the [[Capitol Police]] from [[Washington, D.C.]], a non-[[Executive Branch]] agency that is not subject to [[Freedom of Information Act]] requests. The Capitol Police also opened a field office in San Francisco to guard the Pelosi residence after a disgruntled constituent defecated on Mrs. Pelosi's doorstep in 2020.<ref>https://youtu.be/5lFd0SdunzM</ref> The Capitol Police had a live closed circuit television feed inside the Pelosi home, but ignored the goings on between Mr. Pelosi and his friend. The Capitol Police never made the video tape public. Nancy Pelosi at the time was the chief officer in charge of the Capitol Police.
The Pelosi family refused to relinquish home surveillance video of the alleged break-in to local media or police. The San Francisco Police did not release body cam footage. San Francisco 911 services did not release the original call from Paul Pelosi. The Pelosi residence is surveilled 24/7 by the [[Capitol Police]] from [[Washington, D.C.]], a non-[[Executive Branch]] agency that is not subject to [[Freedom of Information Act]] requests. The Capitol Police also opened a field office in San Francisco to guard the Pelosi residence after a disgruntled constituent defecated on Mrs. Pelosi's doorstep in 2020.<ref>https://youtu.be/5lFd0SdunzM</ref> The Capitol Police had a live closed circuit television feed inside the Pelosi home, but ignored the goings on between Mr. Pelosi and his friend. The Capitol Police never made the video tape public. Nancy Pelosi at the time was the chief officer in charge of the Capitol Police.