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Clark County began displaying Strip messages that say “tipping is NOT required” for performances or photos and urge visitors to contact police if they feel harassed.

The campaign follows a Sept. 30 dispute in which two showgirl impersonators allegedly attacked tourists after demanding up to $180 for photos despite receiving $20; both performers dispute the tourists’ account and face battery charges.

Officials say the signs target aggressive solicitation rather than tipping itself, though some Strip workers fear the bright-red warning will further reduce their income.

Las Vegas is where the " no tax on tips " movement took off. Now county officials are reminding visitors they don't have to leave one at all.

On Oct.…