NEWS.com.au | Court records show judges knew Brighton terror gunman would reoffend NEWS.com.au IF Melbourne terrorist Yacqub Khayre had served the full sentence he was handed in 2012, he'd still be in prison today. But in December last year when the violent criminal was granted parole, he was given a chance — one that was made clear on Monday ... Brighton siege: Shooting victim identified as recently married father Kai Hao PM: Send parole decisions for extremists to highest level Premier Daniel Andrews calls to involve ASIO, AFP in parole decisions for people on terror watchlists |
Court records show judges knew Brighton terror gunman would reoffend – NEWS.com.au
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Jun 5, 2017