A recent case involving the Justice Department has garnered attention. The case in question is related to the Lincoln Memorial's Reflecting Pool. It is reported that a felony criminal indictment has collapsed.
This indictment was charging a former Olympian with damaging the Reflecting Pool. Further details on this case are available from the Galveston County Daily News, which has more information on the Justice Department's actions and the outcome of the indictment.
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