FBI Raided Wrong Home Looking for Pelosi’s Stolen Laptop, Couple Says
FBI agents raided a home in Alaska trying to find a laptop stolen from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-Calif.) office during the Jan. 6 breach of the Capitol but misidentified the home’s owner, she and her husband allege.
Paul and Marilyn Hueper, who own the Homer Inn & Spa, were shocked when agents barged into their home on April 28 with guns drawn. The agents separated the couple and began looking through the house. They disclosed that they thought Marilyn Hueper was inside the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, when Pelosi’s laptop was stolen.
Alaska woman says feds searched home for Pelosi s laptop
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Alaska woman says feds searched home for Pelosi s laptop
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Homer woman says FBI search of her home was case of mistaken identity tied to Capitol riot
Print article FBI agents served a search warrant Wednesday at the home of Homer Inn & Spa owners Paul and Marilyn Hueper, who say the search was related to the U.S. Capitol riot in January. The Huepers attended the Jan. 6 pro-Trump rally that preceded the riotous invasion of the Capitol, which left five people dead, including a Capitol police officer. Marilyn Hueper said law enforcement officers accused her of entering the Capitol and assisting in the theft of a laptop belonging to Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.