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He also had a whole stash of weapons and a flak gun. The tank was actually found to not be usable as a weapon, but he had to give it up anyways (in some articles I've found, it sounded like it was not officially decommissioned, just not usable because of damage). He only got a probation sentence in the end, for the possession of a machine gun barrel and two rounds, the only ones his permit was not good for as they count as weapons of war. (German source about the sentencing: https://www.lto.de/recht/nachrichten/n/lg-kiel-7kls1317-weltkrieg-panzer-keller-flak-waffen-munition-sammler-bewaehrungsstrafe)