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No it's the finnish justice system and it's very lenient way of punishing for crimes. One of those ClosetCommieTreehuggingPinkoLiberal aspects of nordic society.
Forgot from my OP that the guy just kept the stuff and didn't sell it. He gave all back after he was arrested.
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