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The city where feeding people in public parks was banned

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Sin City has no problem with you losing your life savings on black, but giving a sandwich to someone in a park is where they draw the moral line. The controversial 2006 ordinance criminalized charitable food-sharing in public spaces to protect the city's glossy tourism image.

The city where feeding people in public parks was banned
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