A man jailed for hiring others to carry out a series of anti-Semitic attacks has been further punished with police allowed to drive away with his Porsche.
Nicholas James Alexander, 32, was sentenced to five years behind bars in March after he admitted directing others to target the Sydney's Jewish community through graffiti and firebombings in January 2025.
His crimes included ordering arson attacks on a childcare centre and cars outside the former home of Executive Council of Australian Jewry co-chief Alex Ryvchin.