SHERMAN OAKS, CA - Sabrina Johnson is off the temporary HIV work quarantine at last.

The Adult Industry Medical HealthCare Foundation (AIM) released the striking Belgian brunette Thursday, after she had been returned to the quarantine pending official verification of her negative HIV test in the wake of the Tony Montana situation.

"As of (Thursday) we have received necessary notarized documentation from (Johnson's doctor) in Belgium, verifying identification match," says AIM spokeswoman Sharon Mitchell.

Johnson does not work in the adult entertainment business in Europe. Her next project is the much-anticipated Gang Bang 2000, a live Internet event for Fleshtone Productions on New Year's Eve.

She was originally quarantined earlier this month when Montana - with whom she'd worked in September - tested positive for HIV. Johnson and three other adult stars had been quarantined after direct work with Montana, while several others who'd worked with the three since were quarantined and tested as well.

All were cleared by mid-month - but Johnson's test needed official medical verification when AIM imposed a no-mail testing policy. Johnson had tested and sent her original negative result by Federal Express.

--- Scott Batson