Three individuals were escorted away from the iconic landmark by Rome Police, with one man breaking free and jumping back in.

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A New Zealand man was apprehended Sunday night after jumping into the celebrated Trevi Fountain in central Rome.

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The decision to take a dip in the famous fountain had serious repercussions. The tourist was immediately fined €500, approximately $524, for his actions. Additionally, he was issued a lifetime ban ...

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Tourists are fined every year for incidents like dipping their toes into the fountain or filling up water bottles from the ...

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On Sunday, three visitors from New Zealand on vacation in Rome scuffled with police after attempting to jump into the capital’s famed Trevi Fountain. Two gave up on their illegal venture at the ...

The trio were stopped Sunday night as they started to wade into the famous Trevi Fountain in central Rome, a frequent magnet for trouble when peak season crowds start to gather in the city.