79-year-old trump supporter arrested for destroying children's mural

The mystery behind the vandalism and destruction of the mural with which a group of little children expressed their support for a building that had been burned down, already has a name. Also old. They are Anthony DiNapoli, a 79-year-old resident of Montclair, New Jersey.

According to People, it all started when Gina Shaw, a friend of the owner of Power Stretch Studios, invited a group of children to paint the mural of their dance studio, which had been set on fire in September, with this phrase: "Make America Love Again ", that is" Let the United States be love again ". The next day, someone wrote about his message, "Make America Great Again," which was the slogan of Donald Trump's election campaign.
Six times the group repainted their mural, but they were always destroyed again.

Intrigued by the persistence of these attacks, the owner of the premises, Hakika DuBos, and a friend went to the task of watching all night, waiting for the new attack, thus discovering DiNapoli, in the wee hours of the morning.

Deputy Mayor Bill Hurloc called the DiAnthony act not only "inappropriate," but also "asqeurous." "I am also deeply saddened by the disfigurement of the wonderful mural that the local children created in an effort to do something beautiful."