Cops investigate ‘possible trespassing incident’ at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate just days before the president will head to his Florida resort for the holidays
- Palm Beach Police said they were investigating a possible trespassing incident at Donald Trump’s private club Mar-a-Lago on Wednesday
- Authorities did not provide details about the possible trespassing incident
- The White House and Mar-a-Lago have not commented on the incident
- On Wednesday Trump spent the day in Washington D.C. and is scheduled to appear at a political rally in Michigan
- The president will head to Mar-A-Lago on Friday for the holidays
- The Mar-a-Lago estate is scheduled to host a gala for Turning Point USA, a pro-Trump conservative organization, on Wednesday evening
Police are investigating a possible trespassing incident at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida, authorities announced Wednesday.
Police were called to the private members-only club on Wednesday, but did not offer specifics about the incident.
‘There’s an ongoing investigation right now, and we’re working on it,’ Palm Beach Police Department spokesman Michael Ogrodnick said to the Miami Herald. ‘We will let you know as soon as we have something, which should be soon.’
The White House and Mar-a-Lago have not commented on the incident.
Police are investigating a possibly trespasser at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida, authorities announced Wednesday
Police were called to the private members-only club on Wednesday, but did not offer specifics about the incident
On Wednesday Trump spent the day in Washington D.C. and is scheduled to appear at a political rally in Michigan on Wednesday evening.
Donald Trump announced that he will spend the holidays at his lavish club and he’ll head to the ‘Southern White House’ on Friday.
The Mar-a-Lago estate is scheduled to host a gala for Turning Point USA, a pro-Trump conservative organization, on Wednesday evening which will be attended by Jerry Falwell Jr. and Donald Trump Jr.
On Wednesday Trump spent the day in Washington D.C. and is scheduled to appear at a political rally in Michigan on Wednesday evening
Donald Trump announced that he will spend the holidays at his lavish club and he’ll head to the ‘Southern White House’ next week
This isn’t the first time trespassers have been reported at Mar-a-Lago.
Earlier this year 33-year-old Chinese national Yujing Zhang was arrested for illegally entering the club.
Zhang was convicted of entering a restricted area and lying to a federal agent.
Initially Secret Service members said she was carrying a thumb drive loaded with ‘malicious malware’ but in the end she did not face espionage related charges. At the moment she’s awaiting deportation.