Trump's Limo Ride Had A Strange Moment, And Everyone Could See It
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Spectators spotted something different about The Beast during the president's ride to the airport.
President Donald Trump’s journey to the airport on Sunday had a bit of a hiccup: the trunk of his heavily armored limo, aka “The Beast,” was open during the ride.
Trump was heading to Palm Beach International Airport in West Palm Beach as he returned to Washington after a weekend at his Mar-a-Lago resort.
Photographers from several news agencies caught images of the unusual scene, including Getty:
The Associated Press also snapped some pics of the president’s ride:
While the car doesn’t normally travel with its trunk open, officials said it didn’t cause any problems.
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