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Sadik Hossain

Charges against David Hearn were dropped days ago. But Trump says a National Park Service employee saw him ‘violently’ vandalize the pool

President Donald Trump is continuing to push back against the decision to drop a vandalism case connected to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. He shared a screenshot of court documents on Truth Social that included an account from a National Park Service employee.

The document describes what the employee, referred to as W-1, says he saw former Olympian David Hearn do at the Reflecting Pool. Trump used this account to argue that the case against Hearn should not have been dropped.

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