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Police have made a further arrest in connection with damage at Donald Trump’s golf course in Ayrshire which took place in March.
Red paint was sprayed on the clubhouse at the 800-acre Trump Turnberry resort and damage was also caused to the greens.
The incident was reported to police at about 4.40am on Saturday, March 8.
A number of people have already been arrested in connection with the incident. As of the end of April, seven people had appeared in court.
On Thursday Police Scotland announced that a 24-year-old man had been arrested and charged over “malicious mischief” – an offence involving damaging property.
The 24-year-old was arrested in London and is expected to appear at Ayr Sheriff Court at a later date.
The announcement of the latest arrest comes as the US president’s state visit to the UK comes to an end.
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