The arrests took place on February 13, and among the items seized were 10 watches, jewelry, €3,300 in cash and two air pistols. The thefts took place in Madrid's affluent neighborhoods, and the suspects were noted for their professionalism, studying videos and photos shared by the players on social media.
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