Due to drunk driving by the court, but did not appear in court, Pelosi's husband refused to plead guilty.

On August 3, local time, Paul Peros, the husband of the US House of Representatives Speaker, Nangaxi Pelossey, was driving to accept the court news after alleged alcohol. Paul did not appear in the High Court of Napa County in person. His lawyer Amanda Belivins represented him on behalf of him. Causes others to be injured. The next time in court is scheduled to be on August 23.

On May 28, Paul had a car accident in Napa County, northern San Francisco. After drunk testing, the blood alcohol content of his blood was 0.082%, and then he was arrested. The next morning, Paul was released with a $ 5,000 bail. At that time, Namshi Peros was delivered a graduation ceremony at Brown University, Rhode Island, and her office refused to comment on the matter.

▲ Pero's husband was released with a $ 5,000 bail

The prosecution announced on Wednesday showed that the police arrived near the hometown of wine after 10 pm to deal with the accident. Police said they found that Paul was sitting on a 2021 Porsche Carrera, and another driver stood outside a jeep. According to the criminal prosecution, these vehicles were "suffered from major impact damage."

The prosecutor filed a lawsuit in a car accident as a 48 -year -old jeep driver in a car accident. In an interview with the investigator of the District Prosecutor's Office, the jeep driver stated that the second day after the accident, his right upper arm, right shoulder and neck pain, and had some headaches. However, the prosecutor did not describe the specific injury, nor did he provide more information about the driver, saying that the person asked to protect privacy.

According to a criminal prosecution, Paul completed a sober test after the incident, "showing signs of damage." The California Highway Police determined that Paul was "the direct cause of the accident."

The indictment pointed out that Paul drove his car under the action of alcoholic beverages and drugs, and under the common role of the two. " However, Paul's lawyer Bensces and Napa County Assistant local prosecutors Paul Jero said that drugs are the model language generated by the case management system.

The California Highway Patrol Report said that Paul's "walking unstable, vague speaking, and a strong alcoholic beverages in breathing." In addition, when Paul was asked to show his ID on the scene, he gave a driver's license and a "11-99 Foundation" card. The foundation was a California road patrol charity. According to the website, the agency "provides emergency assistance to the California road patrol employees and provides scholarships for their children."

According to a message released by the Office of the Local Prosecutor's Office of Napa County, the punishment for these light crimes includes "at least five days of imprisonment, the longest five years of probation, installation of ignition lock devices, paying fines, completing the wine stipulated in the court. Rear driving course and other clauses.

It is understood that the ignition lock device is used to prevent the driver from starting a car device when the alcohol concentration exceeds the safety standard. This device can be used to prevent people who have a driving record after drinking, and require drivers to perform blowing tests before the car ignition. If the test result exceeds the safety level, the interlocking device will be activated.

Red Star reporter Fan Xu intern Yin Keran

Intern editor Zhu Jieying

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