Exclusive: Nancy Pelosi's son is embroiled
in SIXTH FBI probe - this time into San
Francisco official who was allegedly bribed
to remove permit violations against squalid
flop house 'The Pit', owned by his ex-girlfriend
Posted By: Ribicon, 1/28/2022 10:28:26 PM
Nancy Pelosi's son is embroiled in an FBI investigation into a San Francisco official who was allegedly bribed to turn a blind eye to a corrupt real estate plot. Paul Pelosi Jr. and at least three of his associates were interviewed by agents in a five-year investigation that resulted in an indictment of a prolific building permit fixer for allegedly bribing a city official. The bribery scheme included an alleged plan to remove permit violations on a squalid flop house owned by Pelosi Jr.’s girlfriend.(Snip)San Francisco permit expediter Rodrigo Santos, a former president of the San Francisco Building Inspection Commission, was indicted for fraud in November.
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Is it the right time to shoot a dog during a dog fight, or if a dog attacks you?
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The seizure of the firearms occurred earlier this month.
Lancaster Online indicates the ATF’s action revolved around the farmer, Reuben King, allegedly selling firearms without a license.
King admitted that he had sold some firearms, but stressed that they were mostly long guns that other Amish could use for hunting. He noted that he sold some to non-Amish too.
He added, “I was not dealing in handguns, positively not.”
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Hayes was a Fox News contributor for 12 years and was once a writer for the now-defunct Weekly Standard before co-founding The Dispatch, a center-right website offering an anti-Trump alternative for conservative audiences.
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"Paul Junior, we're so sorry to intrude upon your valuable time, but we just wanted to let you know that we're taking care of everything. We're not sure yet how this made the news, but we'll get that under control too. And please, give our regards to your mother; what a lady."