The two Kosovars who committed 78 thefts in Switzerland were sentenced to a prison term

They have committed 78 thefts, one robbery, and other dolphins. (St. Gallen, one in 7 and the other in prison for 5 years.

The process during the past week has been under strict security measures. The accused had been brought to the court building, bound in chains on hands and feet, writes Tagblatt.ch.

As members of a gang of 6 thieves, they are authors of a long series of deltas, conducted in 2013 and 2014 in various parts of the region of eastern Switzerland. They had mainly attacked company headquarters and municipal objects, broadcast albinfo.ch. Often, they had stolen three - wheel - drivers who had either opened them up or transported them.

The value of expensive items they had stolen amounts to several hundred thousand francs. The gang has also adopted various vehicles and registration signs for their performance. One of the cars used, they burned in a forest near Sirach.

By May 2013, the two already convicted persons had gone into a house in the Hintenturgau. On that occasion, three boys of minor age had been held in strips and had stolen a three - year - old triangle, jewelry, and other valuables, accompanying albinfo.ch. In 2014 the police had arrested three people from this gang in St. Gallen. One had escaped from prison in 2915, while the other two were the ones who responded Tuesday to the court. Both have been convicted before and have traveled illegally to Switzerland to carry out the cited sheepites.

The prosecution has estimated that the gang is extremely trained and “does professionally”, but at the same time unintelligible and destructively.

After the arrest, the two Kosovars have partially accepted their work, and this has eased their sentence.

Both convicts have indicated they have stolen from lack of money. One of them, while in prison, has released his beard, broadcasts albinfo.ch. According to the defender, he is therefore suspected of being a follower of radical Islam. But he had rejected the charge, claiming to be just a believing Muslim. The prosecutor has sought eight years and six and a half years in prison for the two accused, while lawyers -- for four or three years in prison. The court ruled for 7 and 5 years the removal of freedom. Two convicts have been held in prison since mid-2014.