Paul is suspected of being inarticulating, taking drugs in the system and handing over police privilege cards during dru

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The House Speaker's multimillionaire husband, Paul, who allegedly used drugs in his body, spoke vaguely and attempted to hand them a police gift card when arrested in May for drunk driving, court documents showed. The 2021 Porsche and another driver's 2014 Jeep suffered a "major crash damage" at around 10:17 pm on May 28, when responders found him in his driver's seat in a damaged car near the intersection of California Route 29 and Oakville. They allegedly handed his driver's license and an 11-99 Foundation " card to the police upon demanding their identification documents, the documents showed. The 11-99 Foundation is a charity of the California State Highway Patrol, designed to support police officers and provide scholarships for their children. It allegedly showed "signs of damage" during field sobriety tests, and that officials "observed objective signs and symptoms of alcoholism," the document said. Paul will be arraigned Wednesday over drunk driving charges that allegedly include 'red / watery' eyes. The complaint stated: " His feet were unstable, his words were slurred, and his breath smelled strongly of alcohol."Another driver, John Doe, was standing outside an SUV. Both of them refused to receive medical treatment at the scene, but Doe told the Napa County prosecutors on June 2 that he began experiencing pain in his right upper arm, right shoulder, and neck on the day after the accident. He also complained of headaches and said lifting things with his right arm was difficult, the documents showed. Having allegedly injured another driver "under the influence of alcoholic beverages and drugs, and under their combined influence," the first count of the two counts states. The Speaker's husband, Paul, was arrested in California and accused of drunk driving investigators later determined a blood alcohol content of 0.082 percent. Lawyer Amanda Bevins (Amanda Bevins) told Fox News Digital, " I believe the drug reference is part of the statutory boilerplate language in the complaint."Previously, descriptions of the property damage and injuries caused by the crash have been suppressed. The record showed that he was released on bail for $5,000 on the morning after the crash. The Speaker's office had previously said it would not comment on the incident, with a spokesman said when she was across the country.