Donald Trump’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star destroyed with a pickaxe

Donald Trump’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star destroyed with a pickaxe Donald Trump’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star destroyed with a pickaxe Donald Trump's star on the notorious Hollywood Walk of Fame has been crushed to pieces by a man with a pick-hatchet camouflaged as a city development specialist. The man distinguished himself to Deadline as Jamie Otis and asserted to attempt to mine the star to sell it off and raise cash for the ladies who have approached with rape affirmations against Trump - ladies whom the presidential hopeful has said he anticipates suing after the race. The terrazzo and metal star was situated at 6801 Hollywood Blvd, close to the Dolby Theater where the Oscars are held, and was laid to pay tribute to the Republican in 2007 amid his extensive stretch facilitating The Apprentice. It is not the first occasion when it has been vandalized. In July, a craftsman constructed a little divider around the star in reference to Trump's proposed divider between the United States and Mexico. The plaque has likewise had a switch swastika and a quiet sign shower painted on it. The occurrence occurred around 5:45 AM with a couple of spectators ceasing to watch. None attempted to stop the man. A LAPD police cruiser touched base at the scene around 6:15, yet Otis had officially left. The Walk of Fame stars are picked by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce and kept up by the Hollywood Historic Trust. The occurrence takes after the disappointment of an appeal to have Trump's star evacuated. No less than 11 ladies have approached in the course of recent months with claims against the GOP hopeful. Today, Full Metal Jacket and Stranger Things performing artist Matthew Modine found out about Trump's sexist conduct in the working environment. "I know somebody who took a mid year assistant employment with him, a 15-year-old kid, who saw one day that the secretaries didn't generally communicate in English, that they didn't know how to sort, that they didn't generally know how to do secretarial function," Modine told Variety. "He thought it was his obligation to tell Donald that they weren't capable at their secretarial work and he said 'hello kid, I don't contract them to be secretaries."