SAS Soldier Released from Prison

Sergeant Danny Nightingale, an SAS sniper, was released from court after being sentenced to 18 months for possessing a Glock handgun. His wife, Sally, campaigned for his release, raising awareness through media. Nightingale's defense of amnesia due to a brain injury was rejected. His commanding officer's testimony helped secure his release. Nightingale was portrayed as a gentle, life-saving warrior, known for inventing a life-saving dressing. The family is now reunited for Christmas, considering an appeal against his conviction.

Who played a significant role in campaigning for Danny Nightingale's release?

• His commanding officer

• His wife, Sally

• The Prime Minister

• A popular media outlet

What was the reason given by Danny Nightingale for possessing the handgun?

• He was unaware of the law

• It was a gift from a friend

• He needed it for protection

• He intended to have it decommissioned

What was the outcome of Danny Nightingale's defense regarding his brain injury?

• It was accepted and he was acquitted

• It was rejected and he was sentenced

• It led to a reduced sentence

• It was not considered in court

Who provided testimony that helped secure Danny Nightingale's release?

• Lieutenant Colonel Richard Williams

• His wife, Sally

• The Prime Minister

• A fellow soldier

What life-saving invention is attributed to Danny Nightingale?

• A communication device

• A medical dressing

• A combat strategy

• A new type of weapon