A Romanian and two Spaniards were arrested in Spain, accused of robbing a bank, during which they threatened an employee to obtain 32,000 euros.

Three men were arrested by Civil Guard agents in the early hours of Friday in Cantabria, as suspects in the robbery committed on Thursday at a bank branch in Villanubla, Valladolid. The three, identified as two Spanish brothers and a Romanian man, were caught in the town of Suances, around 6:00 AM.

They will be transferred to Valladolid to make statements before the duty court. The robbery took place on Thursday when two armed men threatened a bank employee to obtain the sum of 32,000 euros.

After committing the crime, the thieves fled in a vehicle, and the Civil Guard immediately launched a pursuit. One of the brothers had previously been involved in a similar robbery in 2013, being tried and later acquitted for that incident. The investigation is coordinated by the Organic Unit of the Judicial Police in Valladolid.