Was in:SIZO-7SIZO-7, Brest, Sovetskih Pogranichnikov 37, 224030
11.10.2024 Dmitry was sent to serve his sentence in Penal Colony No. 15. Shortly after the transfer, he was found dead. The exact cause of death is unknown.
It became known from social networks that Dmitry Shletgauer is 22 years old. He was born in the Russian city of Slavgorod. In 2018, he received a Belarusian residence permit. The guy worked in Kamenets at a polymer production and packaging plant.
The political prisoner was kept behind bars for a little less than a year. According to human rights activists, Dmitry's brother was also detained, but was later deported to Russia.
In early autumn, Dmitry was sent to serve his sentence in Mogilev Colony No. 15. Shortly after the transfer, he was found dead. According to preliminary information, this happened on October 11. He spent less than a month in the colony. The exact cause of death is unknown.
During the trial, Dmitry Shletgauer had a child.
Trial outcome date unknown
12 years of imprisonment in colony under enhanced security conditions.
Appeal 30.08.2024
the sentence was upheld.
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