'Everybody else gets locked down and they get let out': Outrage as Victoria releases an ISIS nurse from jail nine months EARLY because he served timed during Covid-19
Father-of-five convicted of a terrorist-related offence released early from jail Adam Brookman walked free from Victoria's Supreme Court on Wednesday Nurse had spent 2,161 days in custody for fighting in the Middle East The Melbourne man was sentenced to six years and eight months jail Was granted early release because of time spent in jail during Covid-19 Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews has slammed the decision as 'outrageous' By Catherine Potter For Daily Mail Australia
Published: 07:18 BST, 25 June 2021 | Updated: 08:18 BST, 25 June 2021
A nurse and father-of-five convicted of a terrorist-related offence has been released from jail early under an 'outrageous' Victorian government policy that grants leniency to prisoners who served time during the coronavirus.
Adam Brookman, 45, from Melbourne had already served 2,161 days in custody after being arrested for supporting Chechen fighters in the Middle East.
Brookman had plead guilty to one charge of foreign incursion.
Justice Jane Dixon sentenced him to six years and eight months with a non-parole period set for five years in Victoria's Supreme Court on Wednesday.
Brookman was not due to be released until March 2022.
Father of five Adam Brookman (pictured with his children) has sparked outrage after being granted release because of time spent in jail during Covid-19
But in a decision that has shocked the community, he walked free from court after receiving aread more from dailymail.....
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