ROME (AP) — Two American tourists have been ordered to appear in court for carving their names into the Colosseum, the latest act of vandalism sustained by the ancient monument at the hands of tourists.
Carabinieri Captain Lorenzo Iacobone said Monday two tourists from California, ages 21 and 25, were picked up Saturday for carving their names eight centimeters (three inches) high into an upper level of the Colosseum. They were freed later but will face trial for aggravated damage to a monument.
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7 comments:
I hope they get a long prison sentence.
I firmly believe that anyone who damages or causes damages to anything so irreplaceable as that should face the death penalty. Quit being so soft on these criminals then maybe we will live in a crime free society.
What idiots, let them face the Italian court.
Really the death penalty? For that? Your one baaaaad sheep.
They will get the full repercussions of Amanda Knox' conviction and subsequent acquittal,and subsequent conviction AGAIN.Did'nt these idiots know they're still pissed about that?
Anonymous Anonymous said...
They will get the full repercussions of Amanda Knox' conviction and subsequent acquittal,and subsequent conviction AGAIN.Did'nt these idiots know they're still pissed about that?
March 10, 2015 at 1:35 PM
Yep, they will probably take it out on them.
When ISIS arrives in Rome with sledgehammers....
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