Overview
- He was discharged after two weeks of treatment for bronchopneumonia and taken to his home in Brasília.
- His physician, Dr. Brasil Caiado, announced the release outside the DF Star private hospital.
- The court set a minimum of 90 days of home detention with an ankle monitor and a ban on phones and social media, while allowing visits from family, lawyers, and doctors.
- Justice Alexandre de Moraes approved the arrangement for humanitarian reasons after doctors treated him in intensive care for complications tied to an old stabbing injury.
- A medical review could extend the home detention, which comes after his conviction for an attempted coup and a stint in jail for trying to damage his tracking bracelet.