Welcome to Arrest Stories. A forty-nine-year-old woman claiming to be married to President Donald Trump was arrested for trespassing at Mar-a-Lago after repeatedly attempting to access the exclusive Palm Beach estate. Here's what may have happened.
On September sixteenth, Christy Renee Kimbrell approached the gates of Mar-a-Lago on foot, identifying herself to Secret Service agents as "Christy Renee Trump." According to police reports, Kimbrell told agents she had recently changed her last name from Kimbrell to Trump after marrying the former president and was there to deliver a letter and meet with him personally.
However, this wasn't Kimbrell's first encounter with authorities at the prestigious club. Police immediately recognized her from previous incidents dating back to May. The timeline reveals a pattern of persistent attempts to gain access to the property.
On May sixteenth, Kimbrell repeatedly called both Mar-a-Lago security and the Palm Beach Police Department, inquiring about how to access the estate. That same day, she received her first written trespass warning. Just two days later on May eighteenth, she arrived at Mar-a-Lago again, claiming to be "Christy Trump" and insisting she was married to the president.
The incidents escalated on May twentieth when Kimbrell was dropped off by an Uber driver at the nearby Bath and Tennis Club, prompting authorities to issue another written trespass warning.
During her September arrest, Kimbrell had no personal identification and continued to maintain her story about being the president's wife. She claimed she simply wanted to drop off a letter to her alleged husband.
Kimbrell was taken into custody and held on ten thousand dollars bond for trespassing charges. The repeated nature of these incidents highlights ongoing security concerns at high-profile political residences.
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