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Judge considers dismissal of Reflecting Pool vandalism charge

A judge is weighing whether to dismiss a vandalism charge tied to damage to Washington’s Reflecting Pool that prosecutors say involved a new liner. President Trump has said the damage was caused by vandalism rather than a flawed installation.
WHO: President Trump; the judge
WHAT: A judge weighs whether to dismiss a vandalism charge related to damage to the Reflecting Pool, amid competing claims about whether the cause was vandalism or a flawed liner installation.
WHEN: Reported Sep 4, 2026 at 4:22 PM ET
WHERE: Washington, D.C.
WHY: The proceeding concerns whether the Reflecting Pool damage should be treated as vandalism rather than a flawed installation of a new liner.

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