Police in the Netherlands have arrested three people linked to a heist that saw thieves blow open a museum door with explosives before stealing four priceless ancient artifacts.

Dutch police nab suspects linked to Saturday’s heist at the Drents Museum, where thieves stole the 2,500-year-old Helmet of Coțofenești, an object treasured by Romanians.

The police said they had yet to recover the golden helmet of Cotofenesti, a prized artifact from Romania, and other artifacts stolen from the Drents Museum in the Netherlands over the weekend.

Bernhard Z., one of three suspects in custody for stealing golden Romanian cultural artifacts from the Drents Museum on Saturday, was previously convicted of a violent home invasion in Heerhugowaard in which he and his accomplices tied up and threatened two young children.

D utch police arrested three Dutch citizens from Heerhugowaard in North Holland in connection with the theft of four archaeological masterpieces from Romania, following an intensi

Dutch police have released the names and photographs of two suspects arrested in connection with the theft of Romanian archaeological masterpieces from the Drents Museum last Saturday morning, January 25.

Authorities arrested suspects earlier this week in connection with the theft at the Drents Museum, which occurred over the weekend. The suspects, a couple from Heerhugowaard, were detained during a police raid that involved multiple units,

In an unusual step the Dutch authorities have released images of the gold heist suspects, from the Drents Museum in Assen.

On Wednesday afternoon, the Drents Museum in Assen, the Netherlands, announced the arrest of three suspects in North Holland after the theft of four gold artifacts that were on loan from the National History Museum of Romania.