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Rammed Synagogue Gates in Brisbane - Sentenced to Prison and Released Immediately
Matthew da Campo was recorded driving backward into the gates of the major synagogue in Brisbane, as a man standing behind them narrowly escaped. He was initially charged with aggravated hate crime circumstances, but these were dropped at the prosecution's request. He was sentenced to six months in prison and released immediately on probation after 83 days of detention were credited toward his sentence.
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Matthew da Campo was recorded driving backward into the gates of the major synagogue in Brisbane, as a man standing behind them narrowly escaped. He was initially charged with aggravated hate crime circumstances, but these were dropped at the prosecution's request. He was sentenced to six months in prison and released immediately on probation after 83 days of detention were credited toward his sentence.
