
Police arrest three suspects on highway outside Sofia... The motive for the crime is not yet known.
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Slavi Vinev is the president of the Bulgarian Taekwondo Association and vice-president of the European Taekwondo Federation, and is a former member of the National Assembly and the European Parliament.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Jinnam Bae = Slavy Vinev (60), president of the Bulgarian Taekwondo Association and vice president of the European Taekwondo Federation, was shot and killed at his home in Sofia, Bulgaria on the 24th (local time), local police said.
According to the Associated Press, the police were dispatched around 10:30 a.m. on this day after receiving a report of a shooting, and when they arrived at the scene, Chairman Binev was already dead.
A senior police official told reporters that three suspects were arrested on a highway outside Sofia.
It was reported that two of the suspects were Turkic nationals, and the other was carrying a Bulgarian ID card.
A police official added that they were armed, but did not specifically mention the motive for the crime.
Born in December 1965, Chairman Vinev had a successful career as a Taekwondo athlete and instructor, and then entered politics, serving as a member of the Bulgarian National Assembly and the European Parliament.
While in charge of the Bulgarian Taekwondo Association, he was also appointed as a board member of Kukkiwon in 2019.
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