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WASHINGTON, DC – OCTOBER 16: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) looks on during a news conference discussing H.R. 3, the Lower Drug Costs Now Act, on Capitol Hill on October 16, 2019 in Washington, DC. The bill aims to end the ban on Medicare negotiating directly with drug companies, and reinvest in innovation medical treatment. (Photo by Zach Gibson/Getty Images)

Paul Pelosi, the 82-year-old husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, was sentenced to five days in jail on Tuesday for drunk driving in connection with a May vehicle accident in California.

However, according to the Los Angeles Times, Paul will not receive any additional jail time because he has already served two days in jail.

Joseph Solga, judge of the Napa County Superior Court, stated that Nancy’s husband also received a good behavior credit for two further days. Regarding his remaining day in jail, the Court has mandated that he participate in a court labor program.

As the court labor program transforms the one day in jail into eight hours of community service, Paul’s attorney stated that his client must perform eight hours of community service. According to Crime Online, Paul Pelosi was also placed on probation for three years.

Nancy Pelosi’s Husband, Paul Pelosi, Pleads Guilty to Drunk Driving

Paul Pelosi pled guilty to driving under the influence of alcohol while injuring another person. In Napa County, the husband of Nancy Pelosi collided his black 2021 Porsche with an oncoming Jeep.

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After the crash on May 28, he was sentenced to jail. This jail term has already been factored into his sentence. According to BBC, Paul Pelosi’s guilty plea has prevented him from facing a more serious charge.

In addition, he was sentenced to undergo a three-month course on drunk driving and pay restitution of around $7,000. Paul will not lose his license, but he will be compelled to install an ignition device on his vehicle that needs an alcohol breath test before the engine will start.

The judge, Solga, also rejected a second case against Paul for driving with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.08 percent. Paul Pelosi was absent from court at the verdict announcement.

When the crash occurred, Nancy Pelosi was in Rhode Island. She was giving a commencement address at Brown University. Her administration refused to comment on the incident, citing “privacy concerns.”

Who is Paul Pelosi?

Paul Pelosi is a multimillionaire and the owner and operator of Financial Leasing Services, Inc., a San Francisco-based real estate and venture capital investment and consulting organization.

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In 1963, he married Nancy Pelosi. The most senior Democrat in the House of Representatives is Nancy. As the Speaker of the House, she is currently third in line of succession for the presidency of the United States.

Paul Pelosi had a history of automobile collisions. In February 1957, he was involved in an accident in northern California when his sports car overturned. David, his 19-year-old brother and his passenger, perished in the collision.


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