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Donald Trump launched a pool rehabilitation project but was subsequently arrested for vandalizing the pool.

23 reports, 17 independent Updated Aug 7
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What happened

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Donald Trump launched a pool rehabilitation project but was subsequently arrested for vandalizing the pool.

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Donald TrumpNational Park ServiceAssociated PressWashingtonDavid HearnLincoln Memorial

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  1. Hearn spoke to AP; Trump commented on his incident.1 source
  2. Pirro served as an official while Hearn damaged a pool related to Trump's project.1 source
  3. Trump involved in pool rehabilitation project amid claims of arrest, verified by AP.1 source
  4. Trump arrested for vandalism at a pool site he launched a rehabilitation project for.1 source
  5. Trump launched a pool rehabilitation project after David Hearn was arrested for vandalism.1 source
  6. David Hearn was arrested at the Lincoln Memorial; Trump championed a pool renovation.1 source
  7. Trump's pool project coincided with the arrest of David Hearn for vandalism.1 source
  8. Hearn was arrested at the Lincoln Memorial; Trump supported the pool renovation.1 source
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  1. Trump was arrested for vandalizing a pool during a rehabilitation project.1 source
  2. Hearn was detained by Park Police, while Trump ordered renovation of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.1 source

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