A shopkeeper who made hundreds of thousands of Euros helping facilitate migrants crossing to Britain on small boats has avoided jail by a French judge. The man is considered one of the most powerful organised crime figures in northern France when it comes to the crossings to the UK.But he has walked free from court with just a suspended sentence, despite making €400,000 (£343,660) from crossings.He ran a tobacco shop in Dunkirk, where hundreds o…