Photo taken by the Reflecting Pool attacker & bicyclist David Hearn

[KS Toronado]

This is the photo taken by David Hearn minutes before his arrest, a partially detached piece of the Reflecting Pool liner is visible. The top of Hearn's shoe can be seen at the bottom of the photo.

Hearn is a three-time Olympian who competed in the canoe slalom. He won two world championships in whitewater racing before retiring from active competition in 2002.

On Friday, Hearn said he was detained for almost five hours at a Park Police facility on Hains Point before being released shortly after 9 p.m. He was reunited with his bike and rode home.

Law enforcement seems very willing to carry out even Trump's most petty illegal acts of intimidation.

[dem4decades]

1. Nazis being Nazis

[NoMoreRepugs]

2. Soon enough arrests will be made if u walk by one of the trump banners on one of the federal buildings and

and flip it the bird.

[KS Toronado]

4. The Fascists are starting up the NO FREE SPEECH agenda.

[Bengus81]

16. Or forget a Heil Trump

[underpants]

3. Arrested (and others) to create the VANDALS 💩 that they've fully bought into already

[Jvp]

11. Shouldn't Trump be arrested for vandalizing the reflecting pool?

Also, what about the owner of GreenWater, the company that won the no bid contract? Shouldn't they be held accountable for the vandalizing? Shouldn't they return large sums of money for poor inferior work?

[Randomthought]

18. The pool, the east wing and the white house lawn

All vandalized by criminal.

[Festivito]

13. MSM lets Trump claim terrorists, not him, made the pond turn green.

All excused now.

[mahatmakanejeeves]

5. A camera. That's the dead giveaway. NT

[Probatim]

15. This is far worse than cameras at Abu Ghraib.

Far worse.

Not to make light of torture, but I sort of miss Donald Rumsfeld.

[struggle4progress]

6. "It's witchcraft! We have laws against that!"

[joanbarnes]

7. Hope he's okay, glad he was released and not 'disappeared.'

The photo is strangely haunting, beautiful and unique!

[thesquanderer]

8. Great photo. With a bit of touchup and cropping, he could sell prints of that. (n/t)

[ashredux]

9. Turn the really large picture of the entire pool with the left side down....

It’s starting to look like an outline of an elephant😂

[artemisia1]

10. Classic delamination. I worked in the spa industry while in college and I'm very familiar with it. That it occurred

without large, quick temperature changes tells me just how inept a job was done. Chemicals can exacerbate delamination, but the root causes is poor application and/or preparation of the underlying material.

[harumph]

17. another poster with some experience echoes your view and was inclined to think

they didn't give enough time for the concrete to dry out completely before applying the coats. I know wood has obviously different properties than concrete, but I know you shouldn't apply coatings of any kind over saturated wood, because when the moisture gasses out, it delaminates the paint. I would think similar principles apply. Having done a little fact finding, it seems the pool should have been drained, fully cleaned, fully dried, etched, vacuumed out, and only then should the under-sealer and epoxy have been applied. Moreover, the feeder pipes should have been shocked and purged prior to refilling. It's like everything the SOB touches - half assed. No doubt the contractor laughed all the way to the bank.

[Martin68]

12. The hysteria in the Trump regime taints everyone who is involved with it.

[BradBo]

14. Id be embarrassed to be a Capital cop right now.