[Many people were arrested nearly a month after the theft of the Renoir Museum in France] On October 8, French police launched operations in the Alpes-Maritimes, Hérault and Jura provinces and arrested six people related to the theft of the Renoir Museum, two of whom were suspected of directly committing the theft. A theft occurred in the early morning of September 8 at the Renoir Museum in Cagnes-sur-Mer, a city in southeastern France. Two thieves stole four paintings in less than 5 minutes. Among them, "Portrait of Madame Stephane Pichon" and "Coco Reading" were later found in the museum garden. The whereabouts of the two paintings "Mrs. Colonna Romano" and "Girl at the Well" are unknown. According to previous reports, the perpetrator first used tools to cut the fence, and then broke the glass to enter the museum. After the incident, the police launched an investigation and hunted for the suspect.