其他几位被起诉和撤诉的解释。包括一个医生站在池边，看到水里飘了块垃圾，就弯腰捡起来。也被以蓄意破坏倒影池的罪名逮捕起诉了。
Speaking publicly for the first time to The Washington Post, Dennison-Gibby, a veterinarian originally from Portsmouth, England but a naturalized U.S. citizen since 2014, recounted the circumstances of her arrest on June 20.
She said she had been standing beside the famous landmark in Washington, D.C., when she noticed what she assumed was a piece of trash floating in the water and bent down to pick it out, explaining that she is fanatical about litter-picking. It turned out to be a remnant of the pool's peeling liner that had come free.
Dennison-Gibby said she was then approached by a U.S. marshal, who told her: "Well, I wish you hadn't done that. Now I'm going to arrest you."
The officer handcuffed her arms behind her back and led her away, as other members of law enforcement surrounded them.
"That's when things got really scary," she told The Post, explaining that she had not known where she was being taken or for how long she might be detained.
从容人生 发表评论于 2026-08-16 08:18:39
那个运动员的解释：
Hearn has offered a similar account of his own arrest, telling the Post he had been passing by the pool on a bicycle when he saw an "already peeling piece" of what turned out to be the liner and reached into the water to retrieve it so that he could examine it.
Speaking publicly for the first time to The Washington Post, Dennison-Gibby, a veterinarian originally from Portsmouth, England but a naturalized U.S. citizen since 2014, recounted the circumstances of her arrest on June 20.
She said she had been standing beside the famous landmark in Washington, D.C., when she noticed what she assumed was a piece of trash floating in the water and bent down to pick it out, explaining that she is fanatical about litter-picking. It turned out to be a remnant of the pool's peeling liner that had come free.
Dennison-Gibby said she was then approached by a U.S. marshal, who told her: "Well, I wish you hadn't done that. Now I'm going to arrest you."
The officer handcuffed her arms behind her back and led her away, as other members of law enforcement surrounded them.
"That's when things got really scary," she told The Post, explaining that she had not known where she was being taken or for how long she might be detained.