US President Donald Trump has been filling the covers of golf magazines for weeks now. Although few expected that after coming to power, Trump would be the topic of the media regarding golf, it seems that the Republican leader is very passionate about this sport. In addition to enjoying playing this sport, he is also a mediator in negotiations between PIF and the PGA Tour.

The US president had every right to be angry a few weeks ago, after his golf course was targeted by vandals. Although it was initially unknown who the main culprit was, a man and a woman were subsequently arrested and appeared in court yesterday. Accused Ricky Southall, 33, and Uzma Bashhir, 55, were arrested on Friday.

The two did not say anything specific about the arrest warrant and were released on bail until their next court appearance.

If the media reports are to be believed, this couple might fare much better than expected, given that charges can only be filed in cases of widespread damage, where the value of the damage is significant, which is not the case here.

In addition to the two, Kieran Robson, 33, was also arrested last month, also not making a plea against charges.

There is also a 75-year-old man and a 66-year-old woman who were arrested as part of this investigation.

It is difficult to predict what kind of decision the court will make, but it seems that no one will feel the severe consequences of their actions.

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Donald Trump believes that vandals should be charged, bearing adequate consequences for their actions.

This case is really interesting for many reasons, and the question is how it will end.

It is clear that Donald Trump arouses public reaction with his policy. In this particular case, the vandals were dissatisfied with the reaction of US leaders to the events in Palestine.

In recent days, the Republican leader has caused public reactions due to customs tariffs.