Man released from prison after breaching AVO protecting Sophie Monk

A man has been released from prison after he was hit with fresh charges for breaching a court order protecting TV star Sophie Monk.
Brian Rapley was charged last week after he allegedly breached an apprehended violence order (AVO) made by a magistrate to protect Monk when he showed up at her manager's Sydney office.
He was refused bail during a hearing last week.
After a week behind bars, Rapley today fronted a new magistrate regarding the charges.
"I'm yet to get a clear understanding why on earth you made the approach," Magistrate Paul Mulroney said.
"This is not rational behaviour."
The court heard Rapley was the alleged lovestruck victim of catfishing by a Monk impersonator but the magistrate rejected that excuse.
He was given a 12-month community corrections order and the AVO was kept in place.
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