A neo-Nazi leader has been handed a community work order for intimidating a police officer and his wife.

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Thomas Sewell, 32, was on Friday found guilty of three charges of intimidation of a law enforcement officer, and his wife, over targeted threats to expose his personal information.

He faced Melbourne Magistrates Court in person, from the court dock while on remand for separate matters.

Sewell threatened to "dox" a police officer and his wife on podcasts in October and November last year, including threats to release personal information and wedding photos.

"I'm working out how to dox him because those doxing laws haven't come into effec

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