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Nancy Pelosi's Husband Paul Arrested for drunk driving in Napa

Nancy Pelosi's Husband Paul Arrested for drunk driving in Napa

The Speaker of the House's husband was busted for drunk driving this Memorial Day weekend, and it doesn't appear his wife was in town either - she's literally in Rhode Island giving a commencement speech for Brown University.

The House Speaker's spouse was arrested just before midnight Saturday night in Napa County, and then booked hours later into jail on two counts - driving under the influence and driving with a blood alcohol content level of 0.08 or higher ... both misdemeanors.

The details of the incident of the arrest have yet to surface, and we're working on getting a full narrative -- as well as a mug shot if available -- but at the moment, this is all there is.

BTW, the arrest info here lines up with what we know about Paul publicly, especially his birthday -- listed as April 15, 1940. Indeed, the guy's 82 years old.

No word on whether the Speaker herself was with Paul during this bust -- as you know, she's often in D.C. for her job ... but since it's Memorial Day weekend, she could've possibly been back home with her family for a bit -- but it seems unlikely. At the moment, it appears she's in Rhode Island for a commencement speech to graduates there.




She hasn't publicly acknowledged Paul's arrest, and neither have any of her children or immediate family as far as we can tell.

In any case, Paul's bail was set at $5,000 - so we imagine he's already out at this point. He's been married to Nancy since 1963, so he has a lot of reasons to prefer to be drunk …

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