Capitol Police Failed to Monitor Security Camera During Pelosi Home Invasion

The U.S. Capitol Police were obviously asleep at the wheel in keeping an eye on security electronic cameras at Paul and Nancy Pelosi‘s household house in San Francisco throughout the savage house intrusion that almost eliminated her other half … this according to a brand-new report.

The Washington Post reported Tuesday D.C.-based Capitol Police officers in a command center stopped working to see live pictures of David DePape apparently smashing his method inside the Pelosi townhouse 3,000 miles away. The command center has 1,800 electronic cameras enjoying the Capitol Complex and locations beyond, consisting of the Pelosi townhouse.

Shortly after the burglary, among the Capitol officers seen on the security electronic cameras cops lights flashing outside the Pelosi house.

The officer returned and evaluated video footage from minutes previously, identifying DePape smashing the glass panel with the hammer prior to going into the Speaker’s house, according to WaPo.

The reported security lapse comes as DePape was arraigned Tuesday on charges of tried murder and a number of other felonies. DePape has actually likewise been charged federally with tried kidnapping of a federal government authorities (Nancy Pelosi).

As we reported, DePape informed the FBI that he prepared to shatter Nancy Pelosi’s kneecaps due to the fact that he saw her as a phony. He apparently brought zip ties, tape and rope with him to obviously connect her up. The Speaker was safe in D.C. at the time of the attack.

But her other half, Paul, was asleep in bed when DePape broke in. Paul had the ability to make a surreptitious phone call to 911 and speak in code, informing the operator that something was incorrect.

The operator rapidly dispatched cops, who came to the Pelosi house within minutes. In front of the officers, DePape apparently clubbed Paul in the head with the hammer, fracturing his skull. Police took on DePape and took him into custody. DePape is presently being held without bail.