Italian police have captured two men in Brindisi on doubt of taking 12,000 face covers during the COVID-19 isolate.

The siblings, matured 23 and 30, from Erchie, are being hung on charges of bothered theft and the attack of a Chinese retailer.

They are blamed for offering the man, who possessed a customary family unit products shop, a section installment check of €8,000 for the offer of the expendable TNT veils, as indicated by the Carabinieri.

In any case, when the covers showed up, they persuaded the shipper to go to a mechanical territory in Oria, where they compromised the businessperson "with a blade" and "hit him with clench hands".

They are then accepted to have taken 8,100 face covers and a second part-installment check of €4,000.

The retailer had the option to stroll into Oria and raise the alert.

The police say they had the option to recognize and capture the suspects after a quick examination and had recouped "practically all the plunder" and the watch that had been taken.