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   From: NOT-SURE@idiocracy.gov   
      
   On 11/3/22 9:05 PM, Ubiquitous wrote:   
   > Members of the Pelosi family were given the opportunity to listen to   
   > the 911 call and view body camera footage from the Oct. 28 attack on   
   > Paul Pelosi, according to the San Francisco District Attorney Brooke   
   > Jenkins, who also signaled that the materials won't be shared with the   
   > public any time soon.   
   >   
   > The meeting with the Pelosi family regarding the evidence was scheduled   
   > for Wednesday, Jenkins said, emphasizing that the attack on Pelosi had   
   > been "politically motivated."   
   >   
   > "That meeting is happening today, so limited members are able to view   
   > that footage so that they can have certain questions in their mind   
   > answered. But it’s a very limited number of family members, and that   
   > should be going on as we speak," Jenkins told CNN.   
   >   
   > Without specifying which specific members were given access to the   
   > evidence Wednesday or any other details of what they might have seen,   
   > Jenkins defended law enforcement's decision not to immediately release   
   > that material to the public. She said no to host Wolf Blitzer's   
   > question about whether there is a "public interest" in releasing these   
   > materials, stressing that her focus is protecting the investigation and   
   > the success of the prosecution.   
   >   
   > "For us, revealing that evidence through the media is just not what we   
   > think is appropriate. We want to make sure that this individual is held   
   > accountable for these egregious acts. For us, we’re going to make sure   
   > that we limit the evidence as much as possible in order to get that   
   > done," she added.   
   >   
   > The alleged assailant David DePape, 42, pleaded not guilty to a slew of   
   > charges Jenkins's office lodged against him Tuesday, including   
   > attempted murder, residential burglary, assault with a deadly weapon,   
   > elder abuse, false imprisonment of an elder, and threats to a public   
   > official. He could face between 13 years to life in prison on the   
   > charges, per Jenkins.   
   >   
   > Last Friday, DePape allegedly broke into the Pelosi home and asked,   
   > "Where is Nancy?" seeking the whereabouts of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi   
   > (D-CA). DePape allegedly told authorities he wanted to break "her   
   > kneecaps" if the speaker did not tell him the "truth." At one point,   
   > Paul Pelosi managed to slip away and made a call to police.   
   >   
   > Responding officers later witnessed DePape striking Paul Pelosi with a   
   > hammer, per authorities. Paul Pelosi, who is 82, was sent to a hospital   
   > to receive treatment for a "skull fracture and serious injuries to his   
   > right arm and hands," a spokesperson for his wife said.   
   >   
   > "Paul is making steady progress on what will be a long recovery   
   > process," Nancy Pelosi said Monday. The speaker was not in San   
   > Francisco at the time of the attack, but her office announced she was   
   > returning shortly afterward.   
   >   
   > DePape's criminal history provided law enforcement with nothing to   
   > suggest "that would have led anybody to believe that he was capable of   
   > what he ultimately did," Jenkins said, without providing specifics on   
   > his past.   
   >   
   > However, the suspect's online activities have come under scrutiny. He   
   > shared conspiracy theories and extremist viewers on social media about   
   > topics ranging from the Capitol riot to the COVID-19 vaccines,   
   > according to multiple reports.   
   >   
   > "This was politically motivated," Jenkins said. "He planned to do   
   > violence against [the speaker], as well as others who are in political   
   > leadership in this state and in this country."   
   >   
   > DePape is being held without bond and is due back in court Friday for a   
   > bail hearing.   
   >   
   > In addition to the charges from Jenkins, DePape is facing one count of   
   > assault of an immediate family member of a U.S. official and one count   
   > of attempted kidnapping of a U.S. official from federal prosecutors.   
   >   
   > U.S. Capitol Police officers were reportedly not monitoring the cameras   
   > around the Pelosi home in San Francisco when the break-in happened   
   > early Friday. The Capitol Police said on Wednesday that it has begun an   
   > internal security review and "will fast-track the work we have already   
   > been doing to enhance the protection of Members outside of Washington,   
   > D.C., while also providing new protective options that will address   
   > concerns following Friday’s targeted attack."   
   >   
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   > Let's go Brandon!   
   >   
   Because the FACTS don't support the FAKE NEWS narrative?   
      
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