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David Hearn Seeks Closure After Dismissal of Vandalism Case

David Hearn, an ex-Olympian, is seeking closure after his vandalism case concerning the reflecting pool was dismissed. He characterized the experience as surreal, and his lawyers are pursuing a permanent resolution to the matter.

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David Hearn, an ex-Olympian, is seeking closure after his vandalism case concerning the reflecting pool was dismissed. He characterized the experience as surreal, and his lawyers are pursuing a permanent resolution to the matter.

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After his Reflecting Pool vandalism case is dismissed, David Hearn looks for closure

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David Hearn Seeks Closure After Dismissal of Vandalism Case