Trump Calls Turnberry Golf Course Vandals 'Terrorists' Amid Ongoing Investigations

Three individuals, including a couple aged 75 and 66, have been arrested in connection with a vandalism incident at Trump Turnberry, a golf resort owned by former President Donald Trump. The vandalism, which occurred on March 8, involved the spray painting of messages like 'Gaza is not for sale' and damage to the golf course's greens. The activist group Palestine Action claimed responsibility, framing the act as a protest against Trump's controversial proposal regarding Gaza. Trump responded by labeling the vandals as 'terrorists' and called for harsh punishments. The 33-year-old suspect is scheduled to appear in court, while investigations into the incident continue. Trump Turnberry's management condemned the vandalism as 'childish' and expressed confidence in the resort's ongoing operations.