Judge weighs whether to dismiss Reflecting Pool vandalism case for now or for good

A U.S. Olympian accused of vandalizing the Reflecting Pool returned to court Friday to argue why that previously dismissed case should never be brought against him again.

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National story. 5 articles from 5 sources. Updated Sep 6, 2026.

Part of Trump's Reflecting Pool makeover and the vandalism case against a former Olympian

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Washington PostLean Left· Sep 4, 2026

Ex-Olympian to tell judge why Reflecting Pool charge should be out, for good

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Anchorage Daily NewsCenter· Sep 6, 2026

Judge weighs whether Reflecting Pool charge against Olympian should be out for good

WTOP Washington DCCenter· Sep 5, 2026

DC judge to decide whether Reflecting Pool vandalism case against David Hearn is over for good

FOX 5 DCCenter· Sep 4, 2026

Former Olympian fights to have Reflecting Pool vandalism charges permanently dismissed

NBC4 WashingtonLean Left· Sep 4, 2026

Judge weighs whether to dismiss Reflecting Pool vandalism case for now or for good

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