Florida: Two Hispanic Males Assault 66-Yr-Old Trump Supporter Placing Signs

Orange County deputies are searching for two men who attacked a campaign volunteer.

"First day of early voting, I was so excited," explained Lou Valls, who volunteers for Donald Trump's campaign. On Monday, he went to the South Creek Library to show his support in front of early voters. "I wanted to get their first, because I wanted to put my signs right by the prime real estate." Valls said he placed 18 Trump signs out along Deerfield Blvd. "I was waving signs and that's when it all happened."

Deputies said two men battered Valls and stole from him. "They bolted and started pulling out my Trump signs and when that happened I confronted them, and when that happened, one of them body slammed me to the ground. Just 'Bam!' and there I am on the ground and they continue to pull my signs."

Valls, 66, told deputies that the two suspects continued to laugh at him as he struggled to get back on his feet.

"I got up as quickly as I could, and when that happened I sprained some muscles and my leg gave away and I fell on the sidewalk and that's when I bruised my hands and they continued to pull my signs."

Valls said the suspects ran away and hopped into a car, but one of his friends was able to take a picture of the license plate. Deputies said the suspects are between 18 to 22 years old. One was wearing a purple Orlando City Soccer shirt and dark pants. The other had a navy blue shirt with an orange logo, white hat and dark shorts.