Lauri "Late" Huttunen, a public figure known from the Latela program, has been sentenced by the Pirkanmaa District Court for committing three different crimes, including the dissemination of private information, defamation, and illegal threats. The court ruled that Huttunen was to pay a total of 80 daily fines amounting to 3,680 euros in total, reflecting the gravity of the offenses committed against individuals within his close circle, one of whom is a minor.

The court found that one of Huttunen's offenses involved publicly sharing sensitive information about a minor through his Facebook account, an act determined to cause damage, suffering, or contempt for the victim. Huttunen acknowledged his guilt regarding the dissemination of private information, which added to the court's decision in determining the appropriate sentence.

Iltalehti has reported on the proceedings, having been present in the courtroom during the trial. The judge began the session by unexpectedly addressing confidentiality issues, and there was a request from Huttunen’s side to have the hearing completely closed to the public, although specifics on outcomes from this request remain undisclosed due to the sensitive nature of the case.