A new billboard in Phoenix shows President Donald Trump behind bars wearing a prison jumpsuit and a badge that read "Don the Con."  (Photo: AP)

Phoenix, December 18 (RHc)-- In the U.S. state of Arizona, a billboard shows Donald Trump behind bars in a prison jumpsuit.  According to reports, artist Karen Fiorito created the original piece, and the updated version showing Trump behind bars.  The original artwork on the anti-Trump billboard displayed swastika-like dollar signs. 

A ticker below the image displays the increasing number of COVID-19 deaths across the country.

Fiorito yesterday posted images to her Facebook account of the artwork being installed on the billboard with a message asking:  "What should we call it?  1. Don the Con 2.  Lock Him Up  3. Bye Don!  4. Trump for Prison 2020."

Moore posted images of the billboard to her Facebook account, which lists her occupation as Director at the Grand Avenue Billboard Project.

Known as 'Trumpocalypse', the original artwork was replaced temporarily in June with a message that read: "Vote.  Free and fair elections.  Human rights.  Believe science.  No more corporate welfare.  People and planet over profit.  Affordable healthcare. Votesaveamerica.com."

There was much speculation in the run up to, and since, November's election about whether President Trump may face criminal charges should he lose, as he will no longer be granted presidential immunity.  The New York District Attorney is pursuing an investigation into whether Trump or one of his companies or family members committed fraud, following the release of his tax return during the campaign showed he had paid minimal contributions.

The billboard has become a local landmark in Phoenix. Last November, a flat red nose was added to the president's face, in turn replaced by a 3D clown nose in February.