A handful of rival protesters flocked to former President Donald Trump’s homes in Manhattan and Mar-a-Lago on Friday in the wake of his indictment being handed down.

Brandishing signs reading “Lock him up” and “Throw away the key,” a string of anti-Trump demonstrators had stationed themselves outside the 76-year-old’s Trump Tower skyscraper.

The words “Accountability matters” and “No one is above the law” had been scrawled in chalk across the Fifth Avenue sidewalk as NYPD officers kept a watchful eye.

Very few Trump fans were spotted outside the 45th president’s Big Apple digs.

Meanwhile, in Palm Beach, Florida, a cluster of angry MAGA supporters gathered on a bridge leading to Trump’s palatial Mar-a-Lago estate, waving flags and expressing dismay about the indictment.

One Trump supporter, Mary Kelley, told WPTV she felt blindsided by news of the criminal charges after it was reported earlier this week that the grand jury hearing evidence in the Stormy Daniels “hush money” case had planned to recess for a month.

“Didn’t they just say [Manhattan DA Alvin] Bragg was going to put it off for a month, or down the road or they were looking for other things,” Kelley said.

“It’s like we got ambushed. The president got ambushed.”

In the weeks leading up to Thursday’s indictment, Trump called on his supporters to protest the pending announcement.

His calls, however, generated mostly muted reactions from even his most ardent loyalists.

The decision by Bragg to indict Trump marks the first time that a criminal case has been brought against a former commander-in-chief.

The exact nature of the charges was unclear as of Friday afternoon, but Trump’s lawyer Joe Tacopina said it was likely 34 counts.