Selfie Snapper Destroys Beloved 126-Year-Old Statue In Portugal
A 24-year-old, selfie-snapping tourist inadvertently destroyed a much beloved, 126-year-old statue in Lisbon, Portugal and will soon be appearing before a judge.
Not all good photo opportunities are good ideas, and a young selfie-taker is one giant step closer to understanding the difference.
The 24-year-old tourist inadvertently destroyed a much beloved, 126-year-old statue in Lisbon, Portugal and will soon be appearing before a judge, reports Vanity Fair.
In the late hours of May 3, the man climbed onto the pedestal holding the stone likeness of King Sebastian I, a 16th century ruler highly regarded for his positive outlook and fortitude.
The statue fell and smashed into little bits that cannot be put back together.
The individual fled but, area autho
Not all good photo opportunities are good ideas, and a young selfie-taker is one giant step closer to understanding the difference.
The 24-year-old tourist inadvertently destroyed a much beloved, 126-year-old statue in Lisbon, Portugal and will soon be appearing before a judge, reports Vanity Fair.
In the late hours of May 3, the man climbed onto the pedestal holding the stone likeness of King Sebastian I, a 16th century ruler highly regarded for his positive outlook and fortitude.
The statue fell and smashed into little bits that cannot be put back together.
The individual fled but, area autho
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