‘Tipping is not required’ signs added to Las Vegas Strip after showgirl impersonator brawl over $20

LAS VEGAS (KVVU/Gray News) — Digital signs informing visitors that tipping is not mandatory when it comes to street performers have been added to the Las Vegas Strip.The signs, which feature Clark County branding, prominently display in bold text on a red background:“When watching performances or taking a photo, Tipping is not required.”Clark County Commissioner Michael Naft said the digital messages began rotating on Strip marquees last Friday.The initiative aims to inform tourists of their rights along pedestrian walkways and curb aggressive solicitation by street performers and costumed characters.Earlier this month, police reported two women dressed as showgirls were arrested after a fight along the Vegas Strip left a tourist injured over a $20 tip.Officials said the newly added displays include safety guidance for pedestrians, advising: “If you feel harassed, look for a nearby police officer, or call 911.”According to the police report, one of the showgirls involved in the brawl f