Tourist from Britain identified as culprit in Colosseum graffiti incident
The tourist who was filmed allegedly carving "Ivan+Hayley 23" on the Colosseum in Rome has been identified as a UK resident. Italy's culture minister confirmed that the Carabinieri had identified the suspect and suggested that the case will go to trial. If convicted, the man could face a fine of at least 15,000 euros or up to five years in prison. The incident has sparked outrage globally, and a government bill is being passed to hold vandals accountable for damaging heritage sites.