EXCLUSIVE The private investigator Paul Pelosi hired to try and retrieve DUI report from cops: Ex-FB

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EXCLUSIVE The private investigator Paul Pelosi hired to try and retrieve DUI report from cops: Ex-FBI agent who charges $100 an hour and 'follows bigwigs' was sent in by Nancy's husband after Porsche crash

    Paul Pelosi, 82, was found to be over the drink drive limit after the May 28 crash
    His legal team took on private investigator Dawn King, according to police communications obtained by DailyMail.com
    Documents show she requested the crash report from California Highway Police
    Officers called Pelosi and he confirmed that King was working for him
    He was sentenced to five days in jail and three years' probation after guilty plea

By Rob Crilly, Senior U.S. Political Reporter For Dailymail.Com

Published: 14:39 EDT, 31 August 2022 | Updated: 16:03 EDT, 31 August 2022

Paul Pelosi hired a private investigator in the aftermath of his DUI crash to obtain the police report of the incident, according to documents obtained by DailyMail.com.

The 82-year-old husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi pleaded guilty last week to driving while under the influence in the Napa Valley crash.

He was sentenced to five days in jail and three years of probation after crashing his Porsche on May 28.

Within days his legal team had taken on Dawn King, a high-profile Napa Valley investigator who charges at least $100 an hour, to help his case.

'Earlier last week, a private investigator named Dawn King arrived at our office and attempted to obtain a copy of the crash report involving Mr. Pelosi and Mr. Lopez,' wrote Captain John Blencowe, of California Highway Patrol, in a June 13 email to Napa Deputy District Attorney Aimee McLeod.

'My staff requested an authorization letter to confirm she was representing a party of interest.'

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[Smokin Joe]

$100/hr is chicken feed.

Face it, the police delayed his intake and BAC testing long enough they thought he might make it under. He didn't, which means he probably understated what he'd had to drink.

Two hours, two drinks, guessing his body weight, would have put him at a .12 at the time of the wreck. A four hour delay (what was said in the earlier reports) would have put him at a .16, or double the legal limit.

It isn't tensor calculus, folks.