According to the Dutch media, the window targeted by burglars contained products from a London jeweler.
Le Monde with AFP
Armed thieves, according to the police, burst out on Tuesday, June 28, in broad daylight at the Maastricht art fair (Netherlands) – one of the largest in Europe. A video broadcast on social networks and relayed in particular by a Dutch journalist shows four men in elegant clothes, caps and glasses smashing the showcase to the mass.
Two of the men brandish something that looks like weapons, facing a man who tried to intervene, armed with a large vase full of flowers.
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Two people arrested
“Police investigate a possible armed robbery at the Maastricht art fair. Four suspects would be involved. They are sought by many units,” wrote the Dutch province of the Dutch province of Limburg on Twitter. The police then announced that they had stopped two people and cut several adjacent roads.
According to Dutch media, the window targeted by burglars contained products from a London jeweler. Tefaf (The European Fine Art Fair) is one of the largest arts and antiques on the planet and generally attracts tens of thousands of visitors.