Bulgarian arrested in Germany, charged with journalist's murder

A Bulgarian man has been kept in Germany over the assault and murder of TV writer Viktoria Marinova, authorities said on Wednesday, as Prime Minister Boyko Borissov said columnists in Bulgaria had add up to opportunity to compose and report.

The suspect was captured on Tuesday in line with Bulgaria, Interior Minister Mladen Marinov told a news instructions gone to by Borissov and the nation's main examiner.

He has been charged over the murdering and Bulgarian specialists were anticipating that Germany should remove him to Bulgaria, Chief Prosecutor Sotir Tsatsarov said.

The Interior Ministry of the German province of Lower Saxony affirmed that a 20-year old suspect has been captured in the city of Stade in the home of relatives' on Tuesday night and was expected to be brought before a judge on Wednesday.

The body of the 30-year-old columnist, who police said had been assaulted, beaten and choked, was found on Saturday.