No, he might have.
I'm going to argue that YOU DON'T KNOW, because you don't. Neither do I.
And even if he has some documents that he shouldn't, is it a criminal act that can be proven in a court of law?
That's the only thing that matters, and it hasn't happened yet.
The rest of your post is just noise, until facts are known.
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