Italian police returned stolen paintings worth 9 million euros

Italian police have returned stolen paintings worth nine million euros to their owner, reports Bangkok Post. According to the publication, the artworks were stolen some time ago and were in the hands of unknown individuals until their arrest.

The police conducted large-scale operations to identify the criminals and return valuable art pieces to their rightful owner. Details of the operation, including the time and place of the suspects' arrest, are not specified.

However, sources report that the police continue to investigate the case to establish all circumstances surrounding the incident and any possible involvement of other individuals in criminal activities. Bangkok Post notes that this event is an important example of successful work by law enforcement agencies in combating crime in Thailand.

At present, the owner of the paintings will have to decide on the future of the artworks and potential compensation for damages. It is also reported that the police are actively working on other cases related to illegal activities in the country, including raids at possible locations for storing prohibited substances and arresting several suspects.

The sources do not specify further steps that law enforcement agencies may take against the arrested individuals.