Two Charged with Malicious Mischief at Trump Turnberry

Two men, Ricky Southall and Umza Bashir, have been charged with malicious mischief for vandalizing Donald Trump's Turnberry golf course in Scotland on March 8. The incident involved spraying red paint on the clubhouse and damaging the greens, leading to their court appearance at Ayr Sheriff Court where they made no plea and were released on bail pending further examination. This follows another man's court appearance on March 31 in connection with the same incident, Kieran Robson, who also faced charges of malicious mischief. Under Scottish law, malicious mischief is defined as the willful destruction or damage to property, and the charge typically requires considerable damage to be established. The court proceedings highlight ongoing legal actions related to the incident, which is being treated seriously by authorities. The cases have attracted attention due to the high-profile nature of the property involved.