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Olympic canoeist's lawyers urge DOJ inspector general to reconsider Reflecting Pool case probe

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Olympic canoeist's lawyers urge DOJ inspector general to reconsider Reflecting Pool case probe

Lawyers who represented former Olympian David Hearn in a now-defunct criminal case alleging he vandalized the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool are urging the Justice Department’s internal watchdog to reconsider a probe into how the indictment and prosecution were handled.

A letter Hearn's legal team sent to Inspector General Don Berthiaume on Wednesday said the federal...

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