What happened to the “Trump” at Trump National in Jupiter?

March 30, 2016
AmPro Realty
Category: News

“TRUMP” is missing from both sides of sign in Jupiter (Photos by Bill DiPaolo)

The “Trump” is missing from the Trump National Jupiter sign on Donald Ross Road.

Somebody removed letters spelling “Trump” on both sides of the four-foot-tall sign at the entrance of the private club in Jupiter.

A Jupiter police spokesman said they have not heard from anyone at the club about the incident.

Here’s how the sign looked earlier this month

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