Summary
A Christmas tree decorated with images of President Donald Trump was vandalized at a cultural center in Nevada. The decorations, many of which were themed with Trump images, were removed and some were found in a dumpster. The incident has been reported to the local sheriff's office.
Key Facts
- A Christmas tree with Trump-themed decorations was displayed at the Carson Valley Museum & Cultural Center in Gardnerville, Nevada.
- The tree, part of the center's Gallery of Trees event, was put up on November 29.
- By December 1, many decorations, including 16 images of the president and 16 wood cutouts, were missing.
- Some of the decorations were later found in a dumpster behind the building.
- The decorations were estimated to be worth $600.
- A report about the vandalism was filed with the Douglas County Sheriff's Office.
- The local Republican Women group had decorated the tree.
- Neither the Douglas County Republican Women nor the sheriff's office has commented publicly on the incident.
