Protesters Deliver Cow Poop to Pelosi’s Door, One Charged With Vandalizing Her House: Report
A protester has been charged with a felony after allegedly vandalizing the home of former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on February 11, according to the San Francisco Standard.
According to a complaint filed with the San Francisco Superior Court earlier this week, Heather Phipps, an activist with pro-Palestinian group Code Pink, was charged with two counts of felony vandalism for allegedly damaging Pelosi’s garage door.
According to an X account, the protesters delivered “300 pounds of crap” to the former House speaker’s house, as a symbol that she should “cut the sh-t” and stop “arming Israel.”
Phipps allegedly caused $5,648 in damage to city streets and sidewalks outside of Pelosi’s Pacific Heights home, the outlet reported, citing a spokesperson for the Department of Public works.
The cleanup required workers to remove paint from sidewalks, street trees and the roadway.
Cynthia Papermaster, another protester with the group, faces a misdemeanor vandalism charge after allegedly leaving handprints painted on Pelosi’s garage, but has yet to be arraigned, which is set for March 12.
Pelosi has previously had encounters with Code Pink protesters, telling a group who crowded around her vehicle on Oct. 29 of last year to “Go back to China, where your headquarters is,” in a video that went viral in January 2024.
In an Oct. 31, 2023, blog post, the group claimed that their goal was to “briefly hold Pelosi ‘hostage’” during the demonstration calling for a cease-fire at the Gaza Strip.
A spokesperson for the group later said that the timing of the protest was an “unfortunate coincidence,” upon realizing that the date coincided with the anniversary of David DePape’s attack against Pelosi’s husband Paul.
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