Donald Trump Condemns Vandalism at Trump Turnberry Golf Resort, Demands Swift Justice
Former President Donald Trump has strongly denounced a recent vandalism attack at his Trump Turnberry golf resort in Scotland, labeling the incident “disgraceful” and insisting those responsible must be “treated harshly.”
On March 8, vandals splattered red paint across the clubhouse and caused damage to the pristine greens. Police responded swiftly, arriving around 4:40 AM and arresting 33-year-old Kieran Robson, who was charged with malicious mischief and released on bail. Authorities also detained a 75-year-old man and a 66-year-old woman, who were later released pending further investigation.
Trump praised UK law enforcement for their prompt action and made clear: “Vandalism is not protest—it’s a criminal act.” In response to the attack, security at the resort has been significantly heightened, with Trump pledging full cooperation with the ongoing investigation.
The incident has reignited debates surrounding the boundaries of political expression. While critics of Trump continue to voice their opposition, many agree that acts of property damage cross a line that undermines civil discourse.
Trump Turnberry, a landmark property in Trump’s business empire, remains a potent symbol of his brand and legacy. As the investigation unfolds, Trump remains resolute that justice must be delivered swiftly and decisively.