No jail for Bra Boy who assaulted woman Dakota Abberton, the youngest of the Bra Boys brothers, has escaped a jail sentence over his part in an attack on a woman in Sydney. NSW District Court Judge Leonie Flannery sentenced Abberton to 21 months' imprisonment but ordered that he serve it by way of an intensive correction order (ICO). An ICO can include community service, strict supervision and possible curfews, depending on the conditions imposed by the court. Dressed in a blue and white business shirt and black pants and accompanied by a female relative, Abberton remained composed in the courtroom. "You are to report to the community and compliance and monitoring group at the Maroubra probation and parole office within seven days," Judge Flannery told him. Abberton, whose older brothers received worldwide notoriety in their 2008 documentary Bra Boys, had pleaded guilty to reckless wounding in company, two counts of assault occasioning actual bodily harm and damaging property in company over the incident on March 13, 2011. The female victim had discovered Abberton's then girlfriend sitting on her scooter in the southeastern suburb of Maroubra and a fight broke out. Abberton's girlfriend punched and dragged the woman along the ground, leaving her with serious facial injuries, while Abberton pushed her. He also punched two men who tried to come to the victim's aid. Abberton's former girlfriend, a teenager who cannot be named for legal reasons, was sentenced to at least a year in prison for her part in the attack. "The offence was vicious and prolonged, but I find it happened spontaneously," Judge Flannery said in court last year. In November last year the court heard Abberton was born to a heroin-addicted mother and had to be weaned off the drug as a newborn. Judge Flannery had accepted he suffered from "mild intellectual disability" that reduced his moral culpability and allowed him to be assessed for an ICO.