Las Vegas has a new selfie law, breaking it may get you jailed
Las Vegas has a new selfie law, breaking it may get you jailed
Las Vegas officials have implemented a new law that bans people from stopping or standing on pedestrian bridges or engaging in any activity that causes another person to stop. The law aims to improve pedestrian flow and safety in the city. Violators could face a misdemeanor charge, up to six months in jail, or a $1,000 fine.
Las Vegas officials have implemented a new law that bans people from stopping or standing on pedestrian bridges or engaging in any activity that causes another person to stop. The law aims to improve pedestrian flow and safety in the city. Violators could face a misdemeanor charge, up to six months in jail, or a $1,000 fine.
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Las Vegas officials have implemented a new law that bans people from stopping or standing on pedestrian bridges or engaging in any activity that causes another person to stop. The law aims to improve pedestrian flow and safety in the city. Violators could face a misdemeanor charge, up to six months in jail, or a $1,000 fine. 
