Artist Arrested in Pizza Protest at NYC Hall

Scott LoBaido's demonstration against new emissions law for pizzerias sparks debate over city priorities.

Activist Scott LoBaido arrested for throwing pizza slices at New York City Hall in protest against new emissions regulations for pizzerias.
LoBaido's protest targets Mayor Eric Adams's law requiring emissions control devices on wood- and coal-fired ovens, set to take effect on April 27.
The law aims to cut carbon emissions by 75%, but critics argue it could harm small businesses and detract from addressing other city issues.
LoBaido, known for previous pizza-throwing protests, compares his actions to the Boston Tea Party, symbolizing resistance against perceived government overreach.
The incident has sparked debate over priorities in addressing city problems, with some supporting LoBaido's stance on protecting small businesses.