Fucking Estonians broke into my mother's house while she was at her summer house

Fucking Estonians broke into my mother's house while she was at her summer house.

She got a call from the police to identify her stuff from a stash they found in the back of a van trying to take the ferry back to Estonia.

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the baltics are a place where thievery is common, poverty is a real struggle there, if not something like this home invasion, then someone taking advantage of their position to enrich themselves before ditching the country for parts unknown

wtf I thought eesti were innocent qt twink bois?

>Estonians named Vanya and Sergei who can't even make one proper sentence in Estonian

this

Right, all those Poles jailed in UK and Germany are also Russians, everybody knows that Estonians and Poles and shiiet never steal and rob. Sad!

finnish should take revenge for your mama

Meaningless deflection

In 2017, Estonians (8,400) and Russians (5,000) made up the biggest group of foreign suspects of offences against the Penal Code. Of Estonian suspects, 53.3 per cent and 36.6 per cent of Russians had a permanent place of residence in Finland. Compared with the year before, the number of offences by Estonians decreased by 2.8 per cent and those by Russians increased by 11.3 per cent. Citizens of the former Soviet Union (Latvian, Lithuanian etc.) and Russian speaking Estonains are also included in Russians.

Other countries where over 1,000 of its citizens were suspected were Iraq (3,250), Sweden (1,600), Romania (1,500) and Somalia (1,200). Of Romanians, only 15.8 per cent had a permanent place of residence in Finland. The respective shares for Somalis and Swedes were 94.7 and 62.1 per cent. The share of Iraqi suspects has doubled from 2014. There were 1,500 Iraqi suspects in 2014 and 87.8 per cent of them were living permanently in Finland. Of Iraqi suspects, 52.2 per cent had a permanent place of residence in Finland in 2017. One person can be guilty of many different offences during a year.

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Coming from a mexican of Europe...