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Former Olympian Pleads Not Guilty to Reflecting Pool Vandalism Charge
David Hearn entered a not guilty plea after federal prosecutors charged him with vandalism at the Reflecting Pool. His attorney stated the case raises concerns for all Americans.
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Former Olympian David Hearn pleaded not guilty to a federal vandalism charge involving the Reflecting Pool in Washington, D.C. The Justice Department filed the charge against Hearn. Court records show the plea was entered after the filing. Hearn's lawyer said every American is at risk and should be alarmed by the prosecution.
Background The Reflecting Pool is a federal site in the nation's capital.
The Justice Department handles cases involving damage to federal property. No additional details on the alleged incident or next court date were provided in the report.
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