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Crime by Kate Kyriacou, Thomas Chamberlin 18th Mar 2021 5:04 AM Premium Content   A VIOLENT prisoner who "nearly killed" an officer, leaving him with a broken nose, cheek, eye sockets and jaw, has now been moved out of maximum security, despite protests from staff about safety concerns. As a 17-year-old in 2014, Brian Lafaitele ran over a police officer in a stolen car in during a wild two-hour high-speed chase south of Brisbane. Four years later, he beat prison officer Greg Sands so badly he had to "drink his food" for mon...

Crime by Kate Kyriacou, Thomas Chamberlin 18th Mar 2021 5:04 AM Premium Content   A VIOLENT prisoner who "nearly killed" an officer, leaving him with a broken nose, cheek, eye sockets and jaw, has now been moved out of maximum security, despite protests from staff about safety concerns. As a 17-year-old in 2014, Brian Lafaitele ran over a police officer in a stolen car in during a wild two-hour high-speed chase south of Brisbane. Four years later, he beat prison officer Greg Sands so badly he had to "drink his food" for mon...

Woodford Correctional Centre inmate Brian Lafaitele may be moved out of maximum security Crime by Kate Kyriacou, Thomas Chamberlin 16th Mar 2021 8:26 AM | Updated: 9:40 AM Premium Content Subscriber only A prisoner who bashed an officer to "within an inch of his life", leaving him with a broken nose, cheek, eye sockets and jaw, could soon be released from maximum security and moved to a training prison. Officers are furious there are plans to "reward" Brian La...

Sick prisoner who bashed a guard to within an inch of his life could be RELEASED from maximum security jail – as his victim reveals the extent of his gruesome injuries A prisoner that bashed a guard to 'within an inch of his life' is set to be moved He is currently in prison for his involvement in a car chase that injured an officer In 2018 he brutally bashed prison officer Greg Sands leaving him unrecognisable There are plans to move him from a maximum security unit to a lower security  Prison officers are furious over these plans calling it a 'reward' to be moved