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FORMER OLYMPIAN INDICTED OVER ALLEGED REFLECTING POOL VANDALISM

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“FORMER OLYMPIAN INDICTED OVER ALLEGED REFLECTING POOL VANDALISM”

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Vandalizing the Reflecting Pool is a federal crime.

The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is on National Park Service land. Defacing or vandalizing federal property can carry fines up to $5,000 and up to 6 months in jail under 36 CFR § 2.31.

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