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United States News Title: Nancy Pelosi's son part of FBI probe involving bribery and squalid 'Flop House' Looks like Nancy Pelosi's son is involved in a 6th FBI investigation, this time looking into an official from San Francisco who was allegedly bribed to look away from a real estate plot that was widely corrupt. Her son's name is Paul Pelosi Jr. and the investigation involves him and at least three of his fellow associates as the agents dig into an investigation spanning five-years that unwrapped an "indictment of a prolific building permit fixer for allegedly bribing a city official" in a bribery scandal that would have someone removed permit violations for a "squalid flop house owned by Pelosi Jr.’s girlfriend," as reported by the Daily Mail in an exclusive article. The damning report stated: "Earlier this month a DailyMail.com investigation revealed Pelosi Jr., 53, has been linked to five previous federal probes. This ongoing criminal case is the sixth. San Francisco permit expediter Rodrigo Santos, a former president of the San Francisco Building Inspection Commission, was indicted for fraud in November. Prosecutors claim he arranged for his clients to donate thousands of dollars to building inspector Bernie Curran's favorite non-profit - a rugby club - in exchange for city permits. Curran and Santos deny wrongdoing. They are next due in court on February 4." One might think that a son of a well-known politician would keep themselves out of trouble or away from people who are troublesome, but seems like that's not the case with Paul here. Even with all the money the Pelosi family has access to, their son is still wrapping himself around scandalous people or getting into scandals himself, which is rather pathetic. The report continued: "One of Santos's clients, named only as 'Client 9' in the FBI documents, wrote the Golden Gate Youth Rugby Association a check for $1,500 to encourage Curran to remove violation notices against a squalid Mission District 'hotel' - known among building inspectors as 'The Pit' - which had a long history of dangerous permit violations, according to text messages obtained by the feds. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread |
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