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A Washington judge is set to rule on the dismissal of a vandalism charge against former U.S. Olympic canoeist David Hearn, whose indictment has been discredited. Prosecutors have admitted there are no grounds for the case, while Hearn's attorney argues for a dismissal with prejudice to prevent future charges. The case has drawn attention, including comments from President Trump.
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A Washington judge is set to rule on the dismissal of a vandalism charge against former U.S. Olympic canoeist David Hearn, whose indictment has been discredited. Prosecutors have admitted there are no grounds for the case, while Hearn's attorney argues for a dismissal with prejudice to prevent future charges. The case has drawn attention, including comments from President Trump.
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