One guy holds a camera recording everything and two guys go throughb everything checking for contraband and making sure that all documents check out, that tax is paid etc.
Could well be, they don't mess about on the Eastern border with checks, so it's quite possible that they do it like that when stuff is sent by post too. It's common for non-EU goods to get held up for quite a long time at customs.
In this case its a counterfeit so probably not but I wonder if say it was a normal legit consumer item
Usually if it's legally imported, you just need to go and pay the taxes owed and the item is yours. They won't fine you if they catch it, you just need to clear it by filling in the correct paperwork and paying whatever is owed.