Australian judge didn’t sentence man that bought 1 kg of testosterone to imprisonment

Carlton Alloysius Hayes, a man from Australia, was accused of possession of almost a kg of Testosterone Propionate. He ordered powder of this medication via internet and obtained it from overseas. This man also desired to get benzyl benzoate, a chemical that is used in order to make solution for injections from powder. When police officers found out that this man ordered this chemical, they asked him about purpose of buying it. Carlton Alloysius Hayes claimed that he wanted to purchase it for a friend. But he added that he had forgotten the name of the friend.
Then Hayes himself contacted police officers and asked them to come to his place. When they came, Hayes showed that he had two bags of white powder. He also acknowledged that he had ordered benzyl benzoate in order to mix it with the powder and make solution for injections.  
Hayes weighed circa 156 kg, when he was in the court. He affirmed that he couldn’t lose weight, although he trained at the gym. So, he administered steroids to lose weight and look better. This person claimed that he hadn’t had any intention to sell steroids. He acquired the testosterone powder for personal usage.
A defense attorney for Carlton Alloysius Hayes affirmed that his client had a good reputation. He was ever a hard worker.
 Although he had to be sentenced to imprisonment because he got steroids from overseas, the judge’s decision was to sentence him to several months of suspended jail. So, this man escaped from prison.