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ALERT: A National Park Service career employee, a highly credible witness, saw David Hearn (ActBlue) in broad daylight vandalize the Reflecting Pool by “violently” ripping and tugging at the Pool’s somewhat delicate coating. The National Park Service employee provided this witness testimony to the U.S. Attorney’s Office in early July, as seen below. Numerous other events took place, including using an acid like material on the just installed grass adjoining the Pool. On it were written the letters, “86 47,” a phrase probably gotten from James Comey. There was substantial other damage to the Reflecting Pool, also but, unfortunately, there is no video or proof, other than the damage, itself. We are working on the Pool, and it will reopen shortly. As with many jobs, there was also some contractor error done by rushing the job for a July 4th opening, but it was a very small area of this massive Pool, and was relatively inconsequential. Security cameras have been, and are being, installed. Thank you for your attention to this matter! President DONALD J. TRUMP

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TRUTH Social status ID 117067837821298859
Original URL https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/117067837821298859

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Image Description:
Government investigation document detailing interviews with National Park Service employees. The text describes an incident involving a defendant reportedly using a cellphone to photograph or video damage to a reflecting pool. The highlighted portion states that the defendant knelt, placed hands in the pool, and violently tugged at the blue pool coating. An NPS employee asked a colleague to contact the police while requesting the defendant desist, but the defendant continued until the National Guard arrived.