The FSIN plans to establish administrative supervision over Ivan Nepomnyashchikh

The administration of the Yaroslavl region, where the Bolotnaya case defendant Ivan Nepomnyashchikh is serving his sentence, filed an administrative claim to establish administrative supervision over him for 3 years after his release. About this on the website of Sitting Rus'.

IK-1 reported Today, human rights activists Sergei, Yakov Iontsev and Irina Biryukova tried to get into the colony to see Nepomnyashchy and two other prisoners who were beaten by FSIN special forces in April - Evgeny Makarov and Ruslan Vakhapov. Only Biryukova was allowed into the camp; Iontseva and Sharova were refused on the grounds that allegedly there were no documents in the colony confirming that they were defenders of prisoners. At the same time, Sharov had already gone to Nepomnyashchikh, that is, they had documents that satisfied the colony workers.

Sharov-Deloneka Administrative supervision involves control over a person by law enforcement agencies. According to Nepomniachtchi, he hasn’t been beaten lately. But the Federal Penitentiary Service tightened the conditions of detention - on June 28, the person involved in the “Bolotnaya case” was placed in the SUS (strict conditions of detention).

All the time after Nepomnyashchikh, Makarov and Vakhapov reported the unlawful use of force against them by the special forces of the Federal Penitentiary Service, all three practically did not leave the punishment cell.

stated Nepomnyashchikh was sentenced to two and a half years in a general regime colony on charges of participating in mass riots that allegedly took place on May 6, 2012 on Bolotnaya Square in Moscow, and using violence against a government official.

In addition, according to Makarov’s cellmates, with whom Biryukova spoke, on June 29, colony officers brutally beat him. More than a dozen FSI officers took part in the beating. After this, Makarov could not move independently and was taken away on a stretcher. Now nothing is known about his fate.

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