Two men enter Rome’s historic Fountain of the Naiads and are later confronted by police after hotel guests report what they are seeing. According to footage cited by the outlet, the men climb into the centuries-old fountain and are found in the water area when guests alert authorities. Police arrive and search the scene using a torch, with officers shining light toward the pair as they remain inside the fountain. The reporting describes the incident as involving the men being together in close contact in the fountain before officers intervene. The accounts focus on the fact that the fountain is an ancient site in Rome and that the intervention follows guests’ calls to law enforcement. The sources provided do not specify any charges, the men’s identities, or the outcome of police questioning. They also do not give details on whether the men caused damage to the fountain, though the incident is portrayed as unauthorized entry into a protected landmark.