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Tipsy tourist fined $520 after diving into Rome’s Trevi Fountain

A 30-year-old man from New Zealand dove into Rome's Trevi Fountain while fleeing from police, according to a spokesperson for Rome's Capital Police.
He was fined 500 euros and permanently banned from the landmark.
The incident involved alcohol, as confirmed by the spokesperson.
Roman police stated that about a dozen tourists are fined annually for interacting with the fountain water.

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