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DePape Found Guilty In Paul Pelosi Hammer Incident


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OAN’s Abril⁢ Elfi

5:02 PM – Thursday, November 16, 2023

David⁢ DePape has been found guilty⁣ for⁣ assaulting Paul Pelosi with a hammer last year.

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On Thursday, a federal jury found ​DePape guilty of the attack against Pelosi, the husband of former House​ Speaker Nancy Pelosi, when ​he hit the former Speaker’s husband with a hammer ‍during a break-in at​ their home last‌ year.

He now faces up to 50-years in prison.

The panel​ of 12 achieved unanimous verdicts after‍ selecting from a ​pool of 15 jurors ‌and alternate⁣ jurors made up of 12 males and three women.

They deliberated for ⁢seven hours across two days. Around four and a​ half ​hours on Wednesday and two​ and​ a half hours on Thursday.

DePape now faces⁣ a maximum sentence of⁤ life in prison as he is still facing state​ charges as well, which include attempted ​murder, assault with a deadly weapon, elder abuse, residential burglary, false imprisonment, ‌and threatening the life‌ or serious bodily harm to ⁢a public official or their relative.

The 42-year-old man stormed into the former Speaker of the House’s home ⁤in San Francisco back in​ October 2022 and assaulted her husband, Paul ‍Pelosi, with a hammer when police arrived.

“Where’s Nancy?” DePape said, confronting Paul Pelosi before the 83-year-old could dial 9-1-1.

Bodycam​ footage from responding policemen shows a confused DePape opening the door with ⁢a hammer before raising it over Paul Pelosi’s head to⁣ smash him.

The former ⁤Speaker’s husband was then hospitalized and underwent surgery to fix a‍ skull fracture and other injuries caused in the⁣ attack.

DePape⁣ is reportedly due back in court ⁣on December 13th when ​a date for⁣ sentencing⁤ will ⁤be⁣ set.

His next date in ⁤state court is ⁤November 29th.

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How long could David DePape potentially be sentenced to⁢ after being found guilty?

Title: Man Found Guilty for Assaulting Paul Pelosi with a Hammer

Introduction:

In a recent development, David DePape was found guilty of assaulting Paul Pelosi, ⁣the husband of former⁤ House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, with a hammer last year. This shocking incident took place during a​ break-in at their home, and DePape now faces up to 50 years in prison. The verdict was reached by a federal jury, marking an important⁣ step towards justice for the victims involved.

The​ Verdict and Charges:

On Thursday, a federal jury unanimously found DePape guilty for the attack ​on‍ Paul Pelosi. During the break-in, DePape struck Pelosi with a ‌hammer, resulting in his ​hospitalization ​for six days. The jury, comprised of‌ 12 males and three females, deliberated for seven hours over two days before ​reaching their unanimous decision.

DePape’s Sentence‍ and Additional Charges:

With this guilty verdict, DePape faces a maximum sentence‌ of life in prison. It ​is important to note that he still faces state charges including attempted murder, assault ‌with a‍ deadly weapon, elder abuse, residential burglary, false imprisonment, and threatening the life or bodily harm of a public ⁢official or their relative. These charges emphasize the‍ severity of the crime committed and⁤ the​ potential consequences that await DePape.

Details of the Attack:

The attack ‌occurred in October 2022 ⁤when DePape stormed into Nancy Pelosi’s home in San Francisco. ⁢Confronting Paul Pelosi, he asked about ‍Nancy’s whereabouts before launching the assault.‌ Bodycam footage from responding police officers captures the moment DePape raised‌ a hammer over Paul Pelosi’s head, intending to strike him. The victim suffered a skull fracture and other injuries, requiring surgery to recover.

Legal Proceedings⁣ and Future Court ⁤Dates:

DePape’s legal ⁤journey continues as he awaits further court ⁢proceedings.⁢ On December 13th, he ​is due back in court for a sentencing date to be set. Simultaneously, his next appearance in state court is scheduled for November 29th. These upcoming court dates will determine ‌the precise punishment DePape will receive for the aforementioned ⁤charges.

Conclusion:

The guilty verdict on David DePape for assaulting Paul Pelosi with⁢ a hammer⁣ represents a significant step towards justice ‍being served. The severity​ of the crime committed ⁤against a‍ public official’s relative has led⁢ to multiple charges, highlighting the seriousness of the incident. As the legal process unfolds, it is essential to acknowledge the impact this attack⁢ had on the victims and the gravity of the‌ punishment DePape may face.


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