Four Romanians have been arrested in Switzerland after police found stolen jewelry and other goods worth tens of thousands of francs

Four Romanians were arrested in Switzerland after police discovered jewelry and other goods worth tens of thousands of Swiss francs in a home in Subingen, canton of Solothurn. Among the recovered items were gold jewelry, pocket watches and wristwatches, as well as several thousand francs in cash.

The investigation began after a man from Dietikon reported the disappearance of valuable jewelry from his home. On October 8, he had a woman he met through a dating platform over to his apartment. According to the Zurich Cantonal Police, preliminary investigations indicated that the woman may have used a false name.

On October 15, police conducted a house search in Subingen at the request of the Zurich Public Prosecutor’s Office. There, they identified the main suspect, a 24-year-old Romanian woman, together with three other people.

A 31-year-old Romanian woman and two Romanian men, aged 26 and 30, were also arrested. The four are suspected of the theft reported in Dietikon and of other property-related offenses. The authorities are checking the origin of the goods and possible links to other thefts committed in Switzerland. The exact value of the confiscated items was not disclosed.