The Tartu county court has issued a warrant for Greido Sumero, a Viljandi thief with a history of convictions, after he failed to attend his court hearing. The judge expressed concern over Sumero's absence and noted that no one seems to know his current location, prompting the court to take further action to track him down.

The case has garnered attention due to Sumero's previous criminal record and the community’s unease concerning his activities. Local authorities are increasingly under pressure to ensure public safety and investigate the circumstances surrounding his disappearance. This situation raises questions about the effectiveness of the judicial system in dealing with repeat offenders and their compliance with court mandates.

As the court deliberates on how to manage the case, the implications of Sumero's actions could lead to stricter monitoring of habitual offenders. This incident reflects a broader issue within the Estonian legal system regarding the handling of individuals who frequently violate the law, as well as the challenges faced by law enforcement in ensuring that repeat offenders are held accountable for their actions.