Amid limited early information about Paul Pelosi’s attack, misinterpretations of the emergency dispatch audio and reporting errors spread quickly, fueling a variety of unsubstantiated narratives.
"Mr. Pelosi did NOT know DePape," Officer Kathryn Winters of the San Francisco Police Department told PolitiFact in an email interview. She declined to comment further.
At 2:23 a.m. Oct. 28, Paul Pelosi covertly called 911 from his San Francisco home, according to a federalDuring the call, Pelosi told dispatchers there was a man in his home and he did not know who the man was, according to the complaint and. Pelosi said that the man — later identified as DePape — told him his name was David and identified himself as "a friend."
In response to the call, at approximately 2:27 a.m., San Francisco police officers were dispatched to the Pelosi residence for what was called an "A-priority" well-being check,and criminal complaint also described DePape as someone Paul Pelosi "had never seen before." by news outlets, showed that during the 911 call, Pelosi said there was a man in his home and that he did not know who the man was.
The caller "stated that he doesn’t know who the male is, but he advised that his name is David and that he is ‘a friend,’"the emergency dispatcher during the 911 call. Some claimed that this exchange proved Pelosi knew DePape. But the dispatcher was informing other first responders that DePape had told Pelosi that he was a friend, the San Francisco Chronicle"We have nothing to suggest that these two men knew each other prior to this incident," San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins told reporters
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