Convicted ISIS Insurgency Planner to Walk Free Sunday, No Bid to Keep Him Locked Up
The AFP says it only has power to apply for a 'control order' that sets restrictions on Isaac El Matari.
A Sydney man previously jailed for planning an ISIS insurgency in Australia is scheduled for release on November 1st. The Australian Federal Police (AFP) confirmed they will not seek to keep him imprisoned. Instead, the AFP has applied to the Federal Court for an interim control order to manage the risks associated with his release.
- A Sydney man convicted of planning an ISIS insurgency in Australia will be released on November 1st.
- The Australian Federal Police (AFP) will not apply to keep him behind bars.
- The AFP has applied for an interim control order on Isaac El Matari.
- A control order imposes obligations, prohibitions, and restrictions on a person after release.
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