Chapter 2791
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On the second floor
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After the war, the criminal police of France, England, and Belgium established a new organization and continued to use the original name of "Interpol."
After 1956, the Interpol moved to Lyon, France, and changed its name to Interpol.
As the second largest international organization, Interpol maintained a neutral position. It would not intervene in politics, military, religion, or non-transnational crimes.
Its goal was to put the safety of the world's people first, and its main goal was to investigate international terrorism.
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Terrorist activities, organized crimes, such as drugs.
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Let's go.
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Private army
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Fire Black
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Money, high-tech crimes, transnational corruption, and other crimes.
Interpol held a plenary meeting every year and often held various international and regional seminars.
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The organization maintained a close relationship with the Central Bureau of each country and organized international manhunts.
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"* * * * *" was an emergency warrant used by Interpol to fight international crimes.
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One of the most important branches of Interpol was the Anti-Mafia Group. As the top anti-mafia inspector in the organization, Vermilion Bird's name was prominent.
President's office.
Vermilion Bird stood at the door and gently knocked.
"Come in!"
Vermilion Bird pushed the door open and walked to the desk. She looked at the middle-aged Asian man sitting on the chair and raised her hand to salute him. "Sir!"
This man was the new president of Interpol, Liu Yuanwei.
At the 85th plenary meeting of Interpol held in India, Liu Yuanwei, the Minister of Public Security, was elected as the new president for a four-year term.
He was the first Chinese president of Interpol since its establishment a hundred years ago.
Liu Yuanwei glanced at her and didn't say much. He handed her a kraft paper letter without exchanging too many pleasantries.
"I have a task for you."
Vermilion Bird opened the envelope expressionlessly. It was a thick stack of documents, and the red label on the upper right corner was very eye-catching.
This was a red notice.
Interpol issued various notices, including the most famous red notice, which could prevent criminals from traveling across borders.
Red Notice, commonly known as
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Red notice was one of the seven international notices issued by Interpol members when they requested assistance from other countries to investigate crimes. It was named after the red emblem on the upper left corner of the notice. It was the highest level of emergency warrants. The other six were blue, green, yellow, black, orange, and purple.
Bulletins were issued in English, French, Spanish and Arabic, the official working languages of the Organization. In addition, Interpol and the United Nations jointly issued special arrest warrants, mainly for the relevant persons sanctioned by the United Nations Security Council.
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The arrest warrant was jointly issued by the Director of the Interpol Central Bureau and the Secretary General of the Interpol General Secretariat of the country concerned. It could be regarded as an international certificate that allowed for temporary detention.
The order was valid for five years and could be renewed until the criminal was apprehended.
Upon receiving the Red Notice, the Central Bureau of each Interpol member can immediately arrest and detain the wanted persons and conduct international extradition with reference to the relevant laws of their respective countries.
"Gu Jinglian?"
The Vermilion Bird looked up, her eyes filled with confusion.
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