Heavy guns in the hunt for stolen art treasures Drents Museum: 'Undercovers were told that the helmet is still there' - World News

Read on telegraaf.nl how undercover agents were deployed to find the stolen Romanian gold treasures from the Drents Museum. Seven suspects arrested.

The trial against three suspects of the theft from the Drents Museum begins on Friday. The Romanian museum that lent the beloved art treasures was subjected to a storm of criticism.

Seven persons are suspected of stealing Romanian artifacts from the Drents Museum in the Netherlands, but Coif de la Cotzofenešti and the dacice fragments are still missing. The Dutch press, quoted by News.ro, presents details of the investigation only a few days before the court decides whether the suspects found in custody will remain in custody.

Undercover cops approached Drents Museum heist suspect trying to find Romanian treasures

The police used undercover cops in the investigation into the theft of Romanian treasures from the Drents Museum in Assen in January. Two secret agents approached the “DIY store suspect” to try and find out where the stolen gold helmet and bracelets are, sources close to the investigation told the Telegraaf.

Heavy guns in the hunt for stolen art treasures Drents Museum: 'Undercovers were told that the helmet is still there' - World News

In the investigation into the robbery of the Romanian gold treasures from the Drents Museum in Assen in January, the police and the judiciary used undercover agents. They made contact with the suspect who was known as the ‘Bouwmarktman’ who was arrested on April 23, to find out where the stolen helmet and bracelets are. ttn-45

Seven people have been arrested in connection with the theft of Romanian artefacts from the Drents Museum. After the break-in at the Assen museum, police began a months-long hunt to find the perpetrators. RTV Drenthe presents the suspects.