US Capitol Police Security Cameras CAUGHT Nancy Pelosi's Home Invasion -- But NO ONE Was Paying Attention!
02.11.2022 - 18:57
/ perezhilton.com
Whoa. This act of negligence could have cost Paul Pelosi his life.
We’ve all heard the harrowing story by now. Early Friday morning, a right-wing conspiracy theorist named David DePape broke into Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi‘s San Francisco home. As he later told cops, he was there to maim the 82-year-old Congresswoman if she didn’t answer his questions truthfully, but the politician was in Washington, D.C. at the time!
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Instead, he found her husband, Paul, who was in bed. The only saving grace of this story is that Paul managed to secretly call 911 and speak in code. Officers rushed to the home and stopped the attack before it turned deadly — though not before he was violently beaten in the head with a hammer. We shudder to think what would have happened had he not had the wherewithal to make the life-saving phone call. Especially after learning this latest report…
According to the Washington Post on Tuesday, the US Capitol police actually had security cameras set up outside the Pelosi family home — and they caught the moment the assailant broke in using a hammer to smash the glass of a backdoor. The only problem? Nobody was paying attention at the time!!!
The command center reportedly has 1,800 cameras watching the Capitol Complex and other areas, including the Pelosi townhouse. They were installed at the San Fran property eight years ago. Nancy also has a security detail — but they follow her, not her entire family, so most of the security guards left when she went to the capital city. Since she wasn’t home at the time of the break-in, the cameras were not being monitored full-time. Something that should probably change in light of
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