The Justice Department moved to dismiss the destruction of property charge against David Hearn last week due to a lack of evidence, a move President Donald Trump criticized as “a disgrace.” “The court has ordered briefing on dismissal with prejudice — that is, to prevent the government’s ability to bring the case again,” they added. They initially claimed the charge reached the felony level because Hearn’s vandalism was valued at over $1,000. The Justice Department similarly moved to dismiss misdemeanor charges against three other individuals who had initially been tied to the Reflecting Pool. The pool has since been drained once again and remains largely fenced off from the public.