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GINAMeldung speichernMeldung ausblendenWeniger Meldungen wie diesen sehenMeldung meldenHinweis gebenMeldung in neuem Tab öffnenS. citizen since 2014, was arrested at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington, D.C. She had bent down to pick up what she thought was a piece of trash floating in the water; it turned out to be a loose remnant of the pool's peeling liner. A U.S. marshal told her he was arresting her, handcuffed her hands behind her back, and took her to a Park Police facility in Southwest Washington, where she was processed, fingerprinted, and released the same day. The Department of Justice has since dropped misdemeanor charges against her, Justin Carreno and Cameron Thiers, as well as a felony charge against Olympic canoeist David Hearn, conceding that poor workmanship, not sabotage, caused the liner fragments. She said she felt publicly humiliated and was particularly concerned about the impact on her 10-year-old daughter. Her attorney, Jamison Koehler, stated that trash was also found in her purse and that prosecutors showed no interest in witness statements or video.S. citizen since 2014, was arrested at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington, D.C. She had bent down to pick up what she thought was a piece of trash floating in the water; it turned out to be a loose remnant of the pool's peeling liner. A U.S. marshal told her he was arresting her, handcuffed her hands behind her back, and took her to a Park Police facility in Southwest Washington, where she was processed, fingerprinted, and released the same day. The Department of Justice has since dropped misdemeanor charges against her, Justin Carreno and Cameron Thiers, as well as a felony charge against Olympic canoeist David Hearn, conceding that poor workmanship, not sabotage, caused the liner fragments. She said she felt publicly humiliated and was particularly concerned about the impact on her 10-year-old daughter. Her attorney, Jamison Koehler, stated that trash was also found in her purse and that prosecutors showed no interest in witness statements or video.Hinweise 0 GeteiltHinweiseTeilen
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