Dr Sophie Dennison-Gibby, a British American who has also had vandalism charges against her dropped recounts the ordeal:
She said: 'To be called out by the most powerful person in the world, the president of the United States, and called a sick, violent vandal when all I had done was pick up a piece of trash was awful.'
The pet doctor, who moved to the US in 2004 and was naturalised in 2014, said she was devastated to have been caught up in the Reflecting Pool affair.
She said: 'The whole experience has just been so heartbreaking. I chose this country. I’ve been naturalised here for 12 years.
'Nothing about this feels good.'
She said the public humiliation she suffered from the arrest took a heavy toll on her health and business, and lived in fear that her 10-year-old daughter would hear about it.
Ms. Dennison-Gibby said: 'I wanted to protect her. I wouldn’t have been able to tell her it was going to be okay.'
These are the real life consequences for real people who have had to endure this nonsense from an administration that couldn't build a sandcastle properly...
A British woman who was accused of vandalising Donald Trump's renovated Reflecting Pool has lashed out at the US president after charges against her were dropped.
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