The 67-year-old canoe racer was indicted on a property destruction charge after an incident President Trump called vandalism
Former Olympian David Hearn pleads not guilty to damaging Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool
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Former Olympic canoe racer David Hearn pleaded not guilty on Thursday to a charge of deliberately damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. The 67-year-old was indicted last week on a single count of property destruction in Washington, D.C., after an incident that President Donald Trump described as vandalism.
Hearn told The Washington Post, 'I didn't vandalize anything.' His attorney, Dohrmann, argued that 'the government’s evidence is weak.' The Reflecting Pool recently underwent a $14 million rehabilitation project under President Trump.
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18, 2000. (David Madison/Getty Images) Dohrmann also said "the government’s evidence is weak." The Reflecting Pool recently underwent a $14 million rehabilitation project under President Trump.
according to Fox News — LatestMay 16, 1992. (Doug Pensinger/Allsport) "I didn't vandalize anything," Hearn told The Washington Post .
according to Fox News — LatestHearn, 67, was indicted by a grand jury last week on a single count of property destruction in Washington, D.C., after touching […]
according to Washington Examiner +1Former Olympic canoe racer David Hearn appeared for his arraignment and pleaded not guilty Thursday to deliberately damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in an incident that President Donald Trump said was vandalism.
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