Jacek Skała wrote that the case of the Polish tiger would be revisited and that he would like to see the protocol for the transfer of the animal for safekeeping to the Dutchman. As he noted, he understood that a representative of the prosecuting authority, at least a police officer, went to the Netherlands with the tiger and prepared the documents required by the Code of Criminal Procedure there. He added that Polish criminal procedural law did not apply in the Netherlands. Skała considered it unlikely that the Dutchman would cover the costs of maintaining the tiger himself. He wrote that he and others would issue an invoice, and the animals would not be returned if payment was not made. He was also interested in the outcome of the judicial review of the decision to detain the tiger and the other animals. The author assessed that this was the largest operation in the history of Poland, during which more than 700 animals were simultaneously detained. He added that if it weren't for the leak, the action could have been discussed in textbooks on operational tactics for law students. #Tygrys #Prawo #Zwierzęta (translated)