Neo-Nazi figure charged with threats to 'rhetorically rape' MP granted bail
Neo-Nazi Joel Davis has been released from custody on bail after a Sydney court heard he only gets to shower once every four days while on remand.
Neo-Nazi figure charged with threats to 'rhetorically rape' MP granted bail
Neo-Nazi Joel Davis has been released from custody on bail after a Sydney court heard he only gets to shower once every four days while on remand.
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