Authorities are investigating a suspicious package found at former US President Donald Trump's Turnberry golf resort in South Ayrshire, Scotland. Police were called to the scene following reports of the unsettling discovery.
Emergency services swiftly responded to the incident, though details about the package remain undisclosed. A Police Scotland spokesperson confirmed the investigation is ongoing, stating: "Officers attended and enquiries are continuing."
The Turnberry resort, acquired by Trump in 2014, is one of Scotland's most prestigious golf courses. This incident follows previous security concerns at Trump properties, including a bomb scare at his Aberdeen golf course in 2016.
Local residents reported seeing increased police activity in the area, though no evacuations were ordered. The package was reportedly discovered by staff during routine operations.
Security experts suggest such incidents at high-profile locations typically prompt thorough investigations. "Any suspicious item at a property linked to a former US president will be treated with utmost seriousness," noted a security analyst.
Turnberry management has declined to comment while police complete their investigation. The resort remains open to guests, with normal operations continuing under heightened security measures.
