In the quiet dark of March 8, Trump Turnberry stopped being just a golf resort and became a crime scene. Red paint on the clubhouse, damage carved into the greens, and a political name hanging over it all turned an act of vandalism into an international headline. Police moved quickly, arriving before dawn and soon arresting 33-year-old Kieran Robson on charges of malicious mischief, then releasing him on bail as the investigation widened.
Trump, watching from afar, erupted on his own platform, insisting those responsible be “treated harshly” and praising UK officers for their response. Confusion deepened when he claimed three people were in custody, while authorities stayed cautious. A 75-year-old man and a 66-year-old woman were detained, then released pending further inquiries. What remains is a scarred course, an ongoing investigation, and a lingering question over whether this was random rage or a targeted message.
