[Czech woman taking nude photos next to the Monument to the Heroes of the Italian War was thrown out of Venice!] On the 2nd, Italian media reported that a Czech woman was expelled from Venice for taking nude photos next to the Monument to the Italian War Heroes in Venice.
On Friday, the 30-year-old woman from the Czech Republic undressed and swam in the Venetian lagoon. She also took a photo of herself lying naked next to a statue of a slain Italian female guerrilla.
The monument was built for the heroines of the rebellion against fascism. This is one of the few female statues in Italy.
The woman's move to swim in the cold weather attracted people on the shore.
When the police learned of the woman's actions, they arrested her and fined her 450 euros for "anti-social behaviour" and banned her from entering Venice for 48 hours.
According to the media, the poor performance of some tourists in Venice is nothing new. Just a week ago, a man stripped naked and jumped into the Grand Canal to swim naked, but he was never caught.
Venice, Italy's water city, is a tourist attraction with many tourists and residents around. This is a public place, and it is very inappropriate for the Czech woman to take such a picture here during the day, no wonder the woman was immediately taken away by the police.
Figure 1 is the location of the incident, Figure 2 is the woman, Figure 3 is the square of Venice, and Figure 4 is the news report
