Foto de stock - The Czech police and customs officers found a fresh-killed tiger, skins of tigers and other big cats and 20 frozen bodies of other protected species while raiding premises in Bohemia over suspected unlawful animal treatment on Monday, July 16, they said in a press release on Wednesday, July 18, 2018. After the Monday raid, the police accused three men aged 35, 56 and 67 of unlawful treatment of protected wildlife species. One of the suspects is a resident of Prague, the other two live in north Bohemia. They handled dead tiger bodies at variance with law and they shot at least one tiger dead last Sunday. The organised group sought financial profit through making traditional Chinese medicine products of parts of animal bodies. Twenty frozen bodies of other protected species, including a kingfisher, a kestrel and a beaver, were uncovered in premises used by one of the suspects. As a result, the police are likely to extend the accusations the man faces. On the photo police officers bring one of defendants, to a court in Ceska Lipa, Czech Republic, on July 18, 2018. (CTK Photo/Vit Cerny)