Accused Islamic State member back in the community
Key points
- A 65-year-old man accused of being an Islamic State member has been granted bail in Melbourne due to health and age concerns. Mohamed Musse Bakit, from Carlton, was charged with intentionally being a member of a terrorist organisation.
- Magistrate Gerard Lethbridge granted bail after considering Bakit's age, medical issues, and his wife's dependence on him. Bakit will face strict conditions, including a ban on leaving Victoria, using encrypted messaging apps, and downloading terrorist material.
- He is due to return to court in March.
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