Nancy Pelosi Served Subpoena in Husband's Assailant Case Ahead of California Trial

Pelosi's subpoena comes following the violent home invasion incident involving her husband last year, raising anticipation towards the trial of defendant David DePape, set to commence mid-November.

Nancy Pelosi, the former House Speaker, has been served a subpoena related to a criminal case involving her husband's assailant, David DePape, who is due for trial in mid-November.
The subpoena demands Pelosi to produce certain documents pertinent to the case, following standard procedures when a Congress member is subpoenaed in a civil or criminal matter.
The subpoena is connected with the violent home invasion incident that occurred last year, where DePape reportedly broke into the Pelosi's San Francisco home and assaulted Paul Pelosi.
Paul Pelosi, victim of the home invasion, is expected to take the stand during DePape's trial, and indications are that Nancy Pelosi may also appear as a second witness.
David DePape was indicted on two counts of attempted kidnapping of a federal official or employee and assault on the immediate family member of a federal official, and if found guilty, could face up to 50 years in prison.