Florida firefighters put out a small fire in a mobile home, while “Fuck Trump” and “burn everything” was scrawled on neighboring mobile homes Monday.
Hillsborough County Fire Rescue responded to a fire at a Tampa mobile home around 1:30 a.m., reports Bay News 9.
Firefighters came to the scene to find one home spray-painted with various anti-Trump messages. One home had “Fuck Trump,” “Burn everything,” and “BLM” scrawled on it. An arrow drawn on the house pointed to the mobile home next door, which had a small fire inside it.
Anti-Trump message painted on Florida home as house next-door burns https://t.co/BwleCxhYiD
— 8News WRIC Richmond (@8NEWS) November 14, 2016
The firefighters were able to put out the small fire inside the mobile home.
“I was just truly broken – heartbroken. I feel like this is not gonna be a good four years. We’re gonna have a civil war if this keeps on. Just nonsense,” Anna Foster, a neighbor, told WFLA.
“You can’t live around this. It’s very scary. We need authority. We need control,” Foster added.
No injuries have been reported.
After President-elect Donald Trump’s victory, people took to the streets to protest his winning the presidency. Protesters in Portland, Ore. took to the streets for three days before the peaceful protest turned into a riot.(RELATED: Anti-Trump Protest In Portland Now A Riot, With Attacks On Cops)
Protesters smashed cars, damaged storefronts, and launched objects at police officers trying to contain the situation, according to a Portland police spokesman. Officers eventually arrested 26 protesters and used pepper spray and rubber bullets to scatter the crowd, as of Friday.
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