In the wake of the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami , NBI 's Finnish Disaster Victim Identification Team ( DVI ) was dispatched to identify Finnish victims in Thailand . 173 out of the 178 Finns missing in Thailand were eventually identified . In April 2013 , NBI came under public pressure after it was revealed that the Bureau had collected mostly indirectly connected information of suspicious persons with possible links to organized crime into a secret intelligence database . Russian president Vladimir Putin was one of the persons recorded after his interaction with the motorcycle club Night Wolves . According to prosecutors , the database was lacking proper controls and vulnerable to unauthorized use . Reporters speculated in the media that having a record in the database could possibly cause financial losses and social exclusion for registered persons — who had no means to verify or be aware if they had been recorded . By April 2016 , 97.3 % of the nearly 50 000 entries had been determined legal and the rest deleted
2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami
2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami
National Bureau of Investigation (Finland)