Quote:Nancy Pelosi’s husband, Paul Pelosi, 86, was charged in a hit-and-run car crash in Napa County in California.

The crash happened on Friday afternoon on Yountville Cross Road.

No DUI is suspected.

KTVU reported:

Paul Pelosi, 86, the husband of former Speaker Nancy Pelosi, is under investigation for allegedly being involved in a hit-and-run crash in Yountville, according to the Napa County sheriff’s office.

Authorities said Pelosi was driving a brown convertible when he crashed into an unoccupied parked car in Yountville at about 2;30 p.m. Friday. The parked car sustained major rear-end damage.

A witness told deputies the driver who caused the crash briefly stopped and then drove away. Deputies soon saw a CHP patrol vehicle parked behind a brown convertible that was partially blocking the roadway on Yountville Cross Road.

Deputies said Pelosi was behind the wheel of the convertible. There was significant damage to the right front part of his car.

“Pelosi admitted to hitting something, but said he did not now what he had hit, so he kept driving,” the sheriff’s office said. “He drove until his car became disabled and was no longer able to continue driving.”

This is the second time Paul Pelosi has been involved in a car crash in the last few years.

Recall that in May 2022 Paul Pelosi was hit with 3 years probation after drunkenly crashing into a Jeep.

As previously reported, according to court documents, Paul Pelosi slurred his speech and had a ‘drug’ in his system during his drunk driving arrest on May 28, 2022.

Mr. Pelosi also handed the arresting officers an “11-99 Foundation” card along with his ID to show he supports police officers (bribe?).

Pelosi had red, watery eyes, was “unsteady on his feet” and “he had a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage emanating from his breath.”

According to the report, Pelosi pulled out onto S-29 to cross it, ignoring a stop sign, and was struck by Jesus V. Lopez, who was driving a 2014 Jeep. Lopez was reportedly traveling northbound on the state road.

The Jeep sustained “major collision damage.”

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Probably ran over another male lover.

Nancy Pelosi breaks silence after Paul Pelosi crash, apologizes to vehicle owner

Quote:Nancy Pelosi's office has issued its first public statement after her husband Paul Pelosi allegedly crashed his convertible into a parked vehicle in Napa County, saying he has personally apologized to the owner and will cover the damage.


The statement comes as authorities recommend that Paul Pelosi, 86, face a misdemeanor property damage hit-and-run charge stemming from Friday's collision in Yountville.


“Mr. Paul Pelosi has personally apologized to the owner of the vehicle and assured them that he would take responsibility for the damage to their vehicle,” a spokesperson for the Pelosis said in a statement to The California Post.

“Speaker Pelosi will not be commenting further on this private matter.”


According to the Napa County Sheriff's Office, deputies responded around 2:30 pm Friday after a witness reported seeing a northbound vehicle strike the rear of a parked car along the 6700 block of Yount Street.

Investigators said the driver briefly stopped before leaving the scene. Authorities later located Pelosi on Yountville Cross Road after his damaged brown convertible became disabled and partially blocked the roadway.


Officials said Pelosi acknowledged striking something but told deputies he did not know what it was. He continued driving until the vehicle could no longer operate.

The sheriff's office said alcohol was not a factor in the collision. Pelosi registered a blood alcohol content of 0.00 on a preliminary alcohol screening test, according to investigators.


Authorities did not arrest Pelosi at the scene, saying that it is standard practice for misdemeanor offenses. The case has since been forwarded to the Napa County District Attorney's Office, with investigators recommending a misdemeanor charge of property damage, hit-and-run without bodily injury. Officials are also submitting a DMV re-evaluation referral, which is commonly done for elderly drivers.

They're all above the law.

DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM????

NO REASON I CAN'T RUN OVER A FEW PEONS!!!!

lulz, who was in the car this time. And was it male or female or he/she.

Did Paul have his hammer on hand?

The Pelosi’s …….. not quite as trashy as the Biden’s, but close

The arrogance of wealthy and entitled Dem's truly astounds. They are conditioned to get away with virtually anything, but on occasion people with steely moral cores like the arresting officers actually enforce the law against the mighty.

86. He probably had no idea where he was going, how he was getting there, what a car is, or anything else you can think of. Just an addled old man. Nan should have taken his keys away long ago. Nothing of any consequence will be done to him.

Trouble finds some people. Some people [Paul Pee] find trouble. Nancy's gotta tighten the leash...

If you are that rich and that old, why not hire a driver??

(07-07-2026 12:21 AM)TomorrowHerd Wrote:  If you are that rich and that old, why not hire a driver??

He likely doesn't want witnesses.

That is what I was thinking when I wrote that...

(07-05-2026 12:39 PM)BartlettTigerFan Wrote:  Probably ran over another male lover.

and I expect he was hammered.

Paul Pelosi Had 8 Traffic Violations in 13 Years - Maybe It's Past Time to Take the Keys

Quote:When we last reported on Paul Pelosi, husband of former Speaker of the House and soon-to-be retired Democrat congresswoman Nancy Pelosi (CA-11), he had been charged with a misdemeanor after allegedly running into a parked Tesla in Yountville, near his Napa Valley property. Pelosi kept driving, and only stopped when his car wouldn't move because of the damage from the impact of the hit. The Tesla he allegedly ran into lost its rear bumper, and one tire was pushed up onto the curb; how fast does one have to be going in order to do that?!

In 2022, Pelosi crashed his Porsche and collided with another driver in a Jeep. He was booked on a DUI and pled guilty, but only received three years' probation. Later that year was when Pelosi was attacked with a hammer in his Napa home by David DePape. Pelosi suffered a brain injury that required surgery and hospitalization. While DePape was arrested, tried, and sentenced to 30 years in prison, Pelosi, after a severe head injury, was still driving his cars around Northern California.

Now The New York Times has uncovered that preceding the 2022 DUI incident, Pelosi had a record of multiple moving violations over a 13-year period.

Over more than a decade, he has had at least eight driving violations in the San Francisco Bay Area, including driving the wrong way down a one-way street, speeding and, on more than one occasion, driving through a red light, court records show.

In the latest incident, Mr. Pelosi smashed the Tesla and then continued driving down a residential street in Napa Valley until his own car broke down and law enforcement officers came on the scene. The crash was serious enough that the authorities have asked that Mr. Pelosi take a behind-the-wheel driving test if he wants to remain on the road.

The eight violations date back to 2011 and span to 2017; some are minor lapses, others, potentially dangerous, but with this consistent rate, his reckless driving should have been addressed long before 2022.

In 2011, Mr. Pelosi received three tickets and a warning in a five-month span alone. In May of that year, he was cited for speeding on a highway in San Mateo County. Two months later, he was caught crossing over double yellow lines near the family’s Napa Valley house and received a verbal warning for speeding during the same traffic stop. Less than two months after that, he was cited for failing to stop at a red light, also in Napa County.

In 2013, in San Mateo County, Mr. Pelosi drove through a red turn light. That same year, in San Francisco, he was pulled over for failing to stop at a stop sign, but that citation was later dismissed. In Marin, Mr. Pelosi used his cellphone without a hands-free device in 2014, and drove the wrong way down a one-way street in 2017.

A lawyer for Mr. Pelosi, Amanda Bevins, would not comment on the infractions, nor on whether the Department of Motor Vehicles had been made aware of the lingering effects of a head injury Mr. Pelosi suffered during the home invasion nearly four years ago. A representative for Ms. Pelosi also declined to comment.

According to NYT, this latest incident "has alarmed some longtime friends and acquaintances, who say that Mr. Pelosi has been reluctant to give up the freedom of getting behind the wheel."

This goes beyond reluctance; it's dangerous. How hard is it to sell all those fancy cars and hire a driver? As stated in prior reporting, how does someone with a documented brain injury not have his driving restricted? The NYT also questioned this.

Two years after the attack, Mr. Pelosi said in a statement that he suffered persistent dizziness and vertigo that caused him to fall twice in his home.

“To this day, I walk slowly and have difficulty with my balance,” Mr. Pelosi said in the statement. “Nearly every day I get headaches that become migraines unless quickly addressed. I need to sleep during the day and cannot tolerate bright lights or loud noises for extended periods of time,” he said.

Mr. Pelosi said that the attack had also left him with nerve damage to his left hand which, for months, made “basic tasks like using buttons, cutlery and simple tools more difficult.”

The Department of Motor Vehicles said that, for privacy reasons, it could not respond to questions about whether or not Mr. Pelosi’s doctors had reported his head injury to the department. And it did not respond to a separate public records request seeking Mr. Pelosi’s full driving record before publication of this article.

In the meantime, the local L.E.O.s claim that Pelosi has not been treated any differently than any other California driver.

Henry Wofford, a spokesman for the Napa County Sheriff’s Office, which is leading the investigation into the crash that occurred this month, said that his agency had always treated Mr. Pelosi the same as any other driver.

“We have absolutely nothing to gain to treat anyone with preferential treatment, whether his last name is Pelosi or it’s anything,” Mr. Wofford said.

Yeah, right. Nobody believes this. Law enforcement seemingly refuses to rein in Pelosi, and his own family won't take control. The next best thing is for the good citizens of Napa, Yountville, and San Francisco to paper the counties in which Pelosi drives with warning fliers. Perhaps shame would motivate him to stop being such a selfish fool who endangers his own life and the lives of others.

BREAKING: Paul Pelosi Charged with Misdemeanor Hit-and-Run

Quote:Nancy Pelosi’s husband, Paul Pelosi, 86, was charged with a misdemeanor hit-and-run after his car crash in Napa County in California.

The crash happened on July 3 on Yountville Cross Road.

No DUI is suspected.

Fox News asked Nancy Pelosi about her husband’s hit-and-run case on Friday, but the lawmaker refused to engage.

“Ok, that’s enough. That’s enough!” Pelosi’s staffer shouted at the Fox News reporter.

Paul Pelosi damaged a parked Tesla and fled the scene, according to the criminal complaint.

This is the second time Paul Pelosi has been involved in a car crash in the last few years.

Recall that in May 2022 Paul Pelosi was hit with 3 years probation after drunkenly crashing into a Jeep.

As previously reported, according to court documents, Paul Pelosi slurred his speech and had a ‘drug’ in his system during his drunk driving arrest on May 28, 2022.

Mr. Pelosi also handed the arresting officers an “11-99 Foundation” card along with his ID to show he supports police officers (bribe?).

Pelosi had red, watery eyes, was “unsteady on his feet” and “he had a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage emanating from his breath.”

According to the report, Pelosi pulled out onto S-29 to cross it, ignoring a stop sign, and was struck by Jesus V. Lopez, who was driving a 2014 Jeep. Lopez was reportedly traveling northbound on the state road.

The Jeep sustained “major collision damage.”