A guy broke 10 strange European laws in 10 countries
British man Max Foch set himself an unusual goal. He decided to become "Europe's most wanted man" and broke 10 bizarre laws in 10 countries.
He began his crime spree in the UK, where he walked in public holding a dead salmon. Then, in Belgium, he held pigeons without permission, and in the Netherlands, he used a telephoto lens to read strangers' mobile phone messages. In Germany, he started a pillow fight on the street, where pillows are legally considered weapons, and in Luxembourg, he removed the windshield wipers from his car, even though this is illegal for cars without a windshield.
On his second day in France, he worked in a bakery while drunk. In Liechtenstein, he deliberately burped and farted in public, and in Austria, he used bread to clean a bus stop. In Italy, a young man walked around in noisy shoes. This 48-hour crime spree culminated in Switzerland, where the blogger climbed the Alps naked.
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Video of 10 strange law violations in 10 countries.
