JUST IN: Trump Shares Reflecting Pool Court Filing With Interviews From National Park Employees who Witnessed David Hearn “Violently” Ripping Sealant Out

President Trump publicly criticized US Attorney Jeanine Pirro for dropping vandalism charges against David Hearn, who was accused of damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. Trump shared court filings containing witness and photo evidence, arguing that the DOJ had substantial proof when they dismissed Hearn’s case due to alleged contractor error. He expressed strong disappointment in Pirro’s decision, calling it a failure and urging her to refile the indictment against Hearn.

• President Trump slammed former Olympian David Hearn, calling him “ActBlue,” and shared court filings detailing evidence in Hearn’s vandalism case.
• The DOJ dropped charges against Hearn for vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, with US Attorney Jeanine Pirro citing “flawed installation by the contractor.”
• Trump expressed disappointment with Pirro, stating she “choked” and “folded like an umbrella” by dropping the charges.
• Court filings include witness testimony from National Park Service employees who reported seeing Hearn “violently” ripping and tugging at the pool’s sealant.
• The evidence also reportedly includes photo evidence of the damage and mentions other vandalism, such as acid-like material on nearby grass with the letters ‘86 47’ written on it.
• Trump urged Pirro to refile the indictment against Hearn, calling the decision to drop charges “hastily made.”
• Charges were also dropped against three other defendants accused of vandalizing the Reflecting Pool around the same time.