The Panevėžys court in Lithuania has rejected the appeal of Ž. Balseris, who was convicted for a series of thefts from an 'Iki' supermarket in Rokiškis. Between late August and early September 2025, Balseris made an astounding ten visits to the same location, strategically targeting expensive coffee products. The total value of the stolen items reached over 1,800 euros, comprising 97 packages of various coffee brands along with other items including a box of candies and shopping bags belonging to the store.

During the court proceedings, it was revealed that Balseris executed his thefts with meticulous planning and frequency, returning to the store multiple times within short intervals to ensure the collection of valuable merchandise. The court had previously sentenced him to one year and three months in prison; however, due to his confession, the sentence was reduced to ten months and later consolidated with an earlier sentence, indicating a prior history of criminal behavior.

The decision by the Panevėžys court emphasizes the legal system's stance on theft and the protection of retail establishments, particularly in light of habitual offenders who exploit specific venues. This ruling serves as a reminder of the potential consequences of repeated criminal actions and the judiciary's commitment to maintaining order and integrity in commercial environments. It also raises concerns about retail security and the measures necessary to prevent similar incidents in the future.