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Lockdown gets himself into position where he shoots down the farm of Cade Yeager after witnessing Optimus and his newly human allies, including Cade, fleeing. When Optimus Prime's location is discovered, Attinger sends his personal henchman James Savoy alongside his mercenaries to confront Optimus before warning Lockdown about this. Afterwards, Attinger suspiciously questions Lockdown over his motives for capturing Optimus and goes on to ask his true intentions, only for Lockdown to respond by warning Attinger about how they're supposed to settle their partnership, blaming Attinger and his mercenaries for causing Optimus to escape across the world. Lockdown, however, is unimpressed with Attinger and confronts him over the lack of his and his unit's attempts to capture Optimus before questioning their partnership, with Attinger attempting to ensure Lockdown about their joint-quest for achieving their purposes. Later on, Attinger meets up with Lockdown to discuss their partnership. He finds Ratchet, and asks him where is Optimus, and when Ratchet did not tell, Lockdown simply kills him by ripping out his spark. The two would form a partnership and a mutual respect, forming a deal that Lockdown would assist Attinger's CIA unit into hunting down Autobots being provided unlimited access to the Earth's resources, in exchange for locating Optimus Prime. 'Confirming that it was indeed the stolen Van Gogh was one of the greatest moments of my life,' Brand told AFP.Upon arriving on Earth to proceed in completing his mission, Lockdown had, at some point, interacted with Harold Attinger and learned of his purpose of eliminating all Transformers from Earth.

covered with bubble wrap and stored in a pillowcase.Ī video clip provided by the detective showed him unpacking the painting in his living room, stunned by the discovery.

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Mr Brand, dubbed 'the Indiana Jones of the art world' for tracking down a series of large-scale missing works, said his frequent calls, as well as those from Dutch police, to return them finally paid off when a man, whose identity has not been revealed for his own safety, handed the painting to the detective in a blue IKEA bag. The work, whose value is estimated at between three and six million euros, was stolen from the Singer Laren Museum on Maduring a robbery that made headlines around the world.

The detective took possession of the missing painting, 'The Garden of the Nuenen Presbytery in Spring,' from 1884, at his home in Amsterdam on Monday. 'It's definitely the real one, there's no doubt about it,' he added of the painting. 'Arthur Brand, in cooperation with the Dutch police, has solved this problem,' Richard Bronswijk of the Dutch police's anti-art crime unit told AFP. A work whose value is estimated between three and six million euros Europe 1 with AFP 10:53 am, SeptemA Dutch art detective has recovered a precious painting by Vincent van Gogh that was stolen from a museum during lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic three and a half years ago, police confirmed on Tuesday.Ī Dutch art detective has recovered a precious painting by Vincent van Gogh that was stolen from a museum during lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic three and a half years ago, police confirmed on Tuesday.