Alghero, robberies involving Dalí masks: four questioned

Four young men were arrested and questioned at the police station for the Dalí mask robberies.

The investigations by the Carabinieri in Alghero are focusing on four men aged between 24 and 26, believed to be involved in various capacities in the series of attempted robberies and burglaries carried out in recent months against various commercial businesses in Alghero.

Several searches were carried out as part of the investigation, and interrogations were also conducted at the police station. According to reports, no official measures have been issued to date, and no one has been formally taken into custody by the judicial authorities.

The disputed incidents have an almost identical plot: the break-in of a man with his face covered by the famous Dalí mask, made popular by the series La Casa de Papel, the attempt to steal the takings and then the apparently solitary escape.

The latest incident dates back to February 9th, when the Trony store in Galboneddu was targeted. Before that, two supermarkets and a tobacconist were targeted.

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