Man arrested by Reflecting Pool says he’ll contest obscenity charge

The story
A Washington, D.C., man arrested near the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool said he plans to contest a federal obscenity charge after being arrested near the recently renovated landmark that President Donald Trump says has been damaged by vandals. Christian Miles, a freelance video editor and former Navy submariner, was arrested Monday by U.S. Park Police […]
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- Washington ExaminerMan arrested by Reflecting Pool says he’ll contest obscenity charge2 months ago
- Google NewsWhy Trump’s algae problem is much bigger than the Reflecting Pool - The Washington Post2 months ago
- The Guardian — WorldMan arrested near Trump’s reflecting pool plans to fight obscenity charge2 months ago
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- Interior Department adds fencing around Reflecting Pool amid reports of vandalism - The HillGoogle News
- Column | At the Reflecting Pool, Trump turns a serene oasis into a police zone - The Washington PostGoogle News
- Why Trump’s algae problem is much bigger than the Reflecting Pool - The Washington PostGoogle News
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