Dimitar Zhelyazkov
Bulgarian criminal
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Dimitar Zhelyazkov (Bulgarian: Димитър Желязков) (September 19, 1972) is a Bulgarian criminal from Nessebur, known as Mityo Ochite[1] (The Eyes).
History as a criminal
Imprisoned
He was sentenced from 4 to 5 years in prison and his property, amounting to $18,000, was confiscated.[1] After a media uproar concerning preferential treatment for a drug lord, Zhelyazkov was sent to Belene Prison, along the Danube River, on the opposite side of Bulgaria from where Burgas is. On 8 June 2009 it was decided by officials at Belene to transfer Zhelyazkov to a low security facility. He was transported to Kazichene Prison near Sofia, Bulgaria. He was returned later to Belene after becoming involved in a fight with another inmate at Kazichene.[2]