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Man Accidentally Breaks Toes Off 200-Year-Old Statue

Aug 5, 2020 | 7:40 AM

Following an investigation, Italian police have identified the culprit who vandalized a 200-year-old statue in a Rome Museum — and it turns out he didn’t do it on purpose.

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