THE HAGUE, Netherlands — Dutch police have arrested five Romanian men suspected of stealing iPhones worth $590,000 in a dangerous heist on a moving truck.

Police said today that the five men, age 33 to 43, allegedly stole the iPhones in a late-night raid a week ago by driving a modified van so close to the delivery truck that one of the suspects was able to clamber across the van’s hood and break into the truck while it drove along a Dutch road. The suspect then passed boxes of iPhones back to the van.

The men were arrested Saturday at a holiday park in the central Netherlands, where police also recovered iPhones and the van they believe was used in the theft. The suspects are to appear in court Tuesday.

[naviga:h3]Free movement on the way out[/naviga:h3]

LONDON — Prime Minister Theresa May’s office says free movement to Britain from European Union countries will end when the U.K. leaves the bloc in March 2019.

A spokesman said that “other elements of the post-Brexit immigration system will be brought forward in due course.”

Last week Treasury chief Philip Hammond said Britain will abide by some EU rules for up to three years post-2019, suggesting some form of continued free movement to help businesses avoid a “cliff edge.”