Man arrested for trying to sell giant stuffed tiger from Alexander McQueen fashion shoot for £50,000

Police have arrested a man trying to sell a giant stuffed tiger from an Alexander McQueen fashion shoot for £50,000.
Adult Bengal tiger as a tool to delay in their fashion designer months before his death in February this year.
Police believe the big cats are illegal sales unique composition fashion souvenirs.

Met officers confiscate a stuffed tiger from SHOWstudio in London

Officers from Scotland Yard wildlife crime units caught animal specimens from Oxford street near SHOWstudio in London last week center staff were tipped off, it is illegal sales not necessary paperwork.
The police are investigating when and where the animals were killed, fed.

The police are investigating the Bengal tiger bigger place were killed, and were filled

They arrested a 47-year-old man on suspicion of violation of international wildlife law.
If the animal after 1947 were killed, the owner must provide document the origin and verification, its sales abide by laws protecting kill endangered species.
Rare animal toys like a tiger and a lion can sell more than 75,000 using.

The stuffed animal mounted on a wooden platform was bought from a German zoo last year for the shoot by renowned British photographer Nicholas Knight to advertise a range of Puma trainers designed by McQueen.

In their last October, the tiger is sold by auction in supporting stores the photographer to people-run album covers the stars like kylie minogue, Cheryl cole, elvis Presley Fidel castro, boy George, David bowie and Paul better.
The arrest is part of a crackdown on illegal trade in endangered species code operation charm.
Since the launch of operation in 1995, British police seized more than 30,000 endangered species, products are exported to London including traditional illegal ivory proprietary Chinese medicine, animal skins and fashion items.