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An accused member of Islamic State will be released into the community because of health and age concerns and will receive 24-hour weekly NDIS care. asserted

member → accuse → care

Mohamed Musse Bakit, 65, won his bid for bail in Melbourne Magistrates Court on Thursday, two weeks after he was first charged with intentionally being a member of a terrorist organisation. asserted

he → win → organisation

Bakit's lawyers argued there were exceptional circumstances for his release, including his age, lack of prior convictions, medical issues and his wife's dependence on him. asserted

lawyers → argue → him

The court also heard Bakit had been approved for NDIS care following a stroke in 2023. asserted

Bakit → hear → 2023

Deputy chief magistrate Gerard Lethbridge agreed those matters were unusual and granted his application. The Carlton resident appeared on a video link from custody and did not react as the decision was handed down. asserted

decision → agree → custody

He first came to the attention of authorities in November 2020 when he was stopped by Australian Border Force while travelling to Egypt to visit his mother. asserted

he → come → mother

A USB stick, phone and other storage devices were examined and allegedly contained videos of an Islamic preacher promoting jihad, the court was previously told. uncertain

court → examine → jihad

Accused ISIS member Mohamed Musse Bakit has won his bid for bail after a court heard he had health and age concerns He was arrested two weeks ago and charged with five offences, including being a member of a terrorist group and possessing violent extremist material Bakit was allowed to leave the country but his devices were examined again when he returned to Australia in June 2021. Federal police did not contact Bakit again until July 2024, when they raided his Carlton home in Melbourne's inner-north and seized electronic storage devices. asserted

they → accuse → devices

A subsequent analysis of his phone allegedly uncovered 9754 messages Bakit had sent in a WhatsApp group chat created by another IS supporter. uncertain

Bakit → uncover → supporter

One of Bakit's alleged messages was a pledge of allegiance to IS sent on December 15, 2018, the court was told. asserted

court → allege → December

He also allegedly sent 3189 images, 1609 audio files, 811 videos and 487 documents of IS propaganda, including material showing beheadings and public executions. uncertain

He → send → beheadings

The prosecution opposed bail, but Bakit's barrister Michael McGrath argued there were exceptional reasons to release his client. asserted

McGrath → oppose → client

He had no prior convictions and required assistance with daily tasks after suffering a stroke in 2023, Mr McGrath previously told the court. asserted

McGrath → have → court

Bakit's wife also relied on him as she could not speak English or work in Australia, the barrister said. uncertain

barrister → rely → Australia

Police allege Bakit shared thousands of files of ISIS propaganda, including execution videos, suicide bombings, and official ISIS documents (stock image of ISIS supporter in Syria) asserted

Bakit → allege → Syria

Mr Lethbridge on Thursday accepted Bakit's age, parlous health and his wife's dependency amounted to exceptional circumstances. asserted

age → accept → circumstances

'The court accepts he suffers significant health issues and is at a greater risk of adverse health if he remains in custody,' the magistrate said. asserted

magistrate → accept → custody

Mr Lethbridge noted most of the allegations were dated and there had not been further offending. asserted

most → note → allegations

The magistrate accepted there were triable issues in the case and a possibility Bakit could spend more time on remand than any eventual sentence. uncertain

Bakit → accept → sentence

Those factors were exceptional and meant bail should be granted with strict conditions, Mr Lethbridge said. asserted

Lethbridge → mean → conditions

The conditions included a ban on leaving the state, using encrypted messaging applications and downloading terrorist material. asserted

conditions → include → material

Bakit is due to return to court in March. asserted

Bakit → return → March

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