Dutch tourist arrested in Italy for tagging historic Roman wall
6 months, 2 weeks ago

Dutch tourist arrested in Italy for tagging historic Roman wall

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A 27-year-old Dutch man has been arrested in Italy for defacing an ancient Roman monument. Visitors alerted guards after seeing the man scrawl a graffiti tag in black marker pen on a wall in the historic city of Herculaneum, near Naples, on Sunday. “Our heritage, our beauty and our identity have been damaged, which is why this act must be heavily punished.” €40,000 fine Earlier this year the Italian parliament increased the maximum fine for damaging a historic monument from €15,000 to €40,000. More than 40 Dutch supporters were given community sentences and Feyenoord fans have been banned from travelling to European fixtures in the Italian capital ever since.

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