After imprisonment

Anti-fascist Alexei Sutuga was released from IK-14 in Angarsk Irkutsk Region after a retirement of the deadline. It is reported by "New Gazeta".

According to initial information, they should have been released at about noon. However, he left the colony early in the morning, when relatives and friends from Moscow and Irkutsk had not yet managed to come to the IK-14. Sutuga was met by the FSB officers and took him to his grandmother in Irkutsk.

On September 30, 2014, the judge of the Zamoskvoretsky District Court of Moscow Elena Korobchenko sentenced the Sutug to 3 years of 1 month of the general regime under part 2 of Article 213 (hooliganism committed by a group of persons) and paragraph "A" of part 26 of the Criminal Code (delaying beatings from hooligan motives). On December 17, the collegium of the Moscow City Court, chaired by Olga Nedonina, left the sentence unchanged.

As stated in the case file, Sutuga, along with "unidentified persons" beat young nationalists into a cafe. The activist himself insisted that he had intervened in a conflict that had already begun to stop him and reassure the fighters.

Sutuga emphasized the political nature of the persecution, noting that the case was fanned with the participation of TSPE operatives.

In early 2015, in IK-14, Sutugu was twice placed in a schizo under far-fetched prepositions. In addition, 22 penalties were imposed on him in three days, 17 of them - on the same day. These penalties became the reason for sending a political prisoner for a year to the EPT (a single chamber type) in IK-2 maximum mode.

June 30, 2016 Sutuuu was returned to IK-14. Immediately after the return of Politzek, a schizo was twice, while tearing a long date with his mother. On July 23, the colony administration for six months transferred a sutu to PCT (chamber -type premises) on fabricated accusations of violation of the regime.