The naked statue of the Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump entitled "The Emperor Has No Balls" was stolen from the Wynwood arts district in Miami on Thursday, police said.

According to the South Florida Police, they have a "person of interest" in the theft of a naked Donald Trump statue. The security guards saw a group of men loading the statue onto a pickup truck.

The CBC news reported, a witness Angel Pino said that, "I seen the guys looking up, he was already by Donald Trump and pulled it and ran. I ran after him and said 'stop, stop, stop,' and he jumped in the truck and left. But before he left, I took a picture and it is perfect."

"He just didn’t want to stop, so I took the picture." "I’m not gonna like try to interfere or try to like get shot or anything like that over a Donald Trump," Pino said.

The art piece is one of the life-size naked Trump statues that anonymous artist collective INDECLINE installed around the country in August.

A spokesperson for INDECLINE, said that, "It's lame because we wanted the message to resonate until the election, but you have to applaud the guy for pulling it off.” "It sounds like we share a lot of similarities with the guy who took it."

Eugene Lemay, President of Mana Contemporary, said in a statement, that, "The theft of the sculpture will not undermine our determination to stand strong for what it represents and what we want to communicate: a profound statement against any forms of bigotry, racism, and discrimination during this presidential election campaign."

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