Grandmother ’shocked’ to be told men filmed her urinating on Trump golf course

Carol Rohan Beyts is pursuing a damages claim against Trump International, claiming staff at the Menie estate course breached data protection laws by "secretly filming" her.

Grandmother ’shocked’ to be told men filmed her urinating on Trump golf course
Mon, 03 Apr, 2017 - 19:55

A grandmother caught short on US President Donald Trump’s Scottish golf course has told a court she was "shocked" to be told three men had filmed her urinating.

Carol Rohan Beyts, known as Rohan, is pursuing a damages claim against Trump International, claiming staff at the Menie estate course breached data protection laws by "secretly filming" her.

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