A federal judge ruled for the release of a woman charged with vandalizing the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C.
The incident took place last week. Melissa L. Farris, aged 41, faced charges related to the vandalism.
The Justice Department argued for her pre-trial detention. They claimed she posed a flight risk, as noted in court records.
The vandalized site was observed on August 13, as documented by Tyler M. Andrews of The Washington Post.

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