INTERPOL is capitalising on the many benefits of immersive learning to train law enforcement officers around the world on intellectual property (IP) crime investigations. Recently, the 450 participants from 70 countries in attendance at the 16th International Law Enforcement IP Crime Conference (26-27 September) will test the Organisation’s first immersive learning environments dedicated to IP
Interpol is capitalizing on the many benefits of immersive learning to train law enforcement officers around the world on intellectual property (IP) crime investigations, the organisation has announced. This week, the 450 participants from 70 countries in attendance at the 16th International Law Enforcement IP Crime Conference (26-27 September) tested the Organisation’s first immersive learning
France’s National Judicial Police has arrested 13 suspects linked to an organised crime group behind the large-scale theft and trafficking of SUVs to West Africa. The operation was the result of a two-year investigation involving six European countries, INTERPOL and Europol. The criminal group, made up of French, Gambian and Senegalese nationals, benefited from a
The Spanish National Police, in cooperation with the Spanish Tax Agency, Europol and INTERPOL, have dismantled an organised crime group suspected of fixing sporting events as well as using technology to place bets ahead of bookmakers. So far, 23 suspects have been arrested, including one of the group’s leaders who was apprehended on the basis
An international coalition led by INTERPOL and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) has launched the second phase of a global programme to tackle forestry crime. With its emphasis on intelligence-led operations, multi-agency cooperation, and technical law enforcement expertise, the programme – codenamed LEAP II – will offer a unique portfolio of
INTERPOL and AFRIPOL have coordinated an operation across 25 African countries that enabled investigators to arrest 14 suspected cybercriminals and identify 20,674 suspicious cyber networks, highlighting the surge in digital insecurity and cyber threats in the region. The networks identified were linked to financial losses of more than USD 40 million. The four-month Africa Cyber
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) Academy of India took a significant step towards enhancing international cooperation and bolstering law enforcement efforts by officially joining the INTERPOL Global Academy Network on 8 August as its 10th member. The move will help enhance regional and global police capacity as well as foster collaboration among law enforcement
An Interpol crackdown on West African organised crime has seen bank accounts frozen, suspects arrested, and financial investigations triggered worldwide. Between 15 and 29 May, Operation Jackal mobilised police forces, financial crime units and cybercrime agencies across 21 countries around the world to deliver a targeted strike against Black Axe and similar West African organised
An agreement signed recently at the INTERPOL General Secretariat headquarters will see Saudi Arabia contribute EUR 1 million to the INTERPOL Capabilities for Operational Relevance (I-CORE) programme. The 10-year I-CORE programme aims to harness innovation and technologies to provide seamless global police information flows, maximsing their operational value at the frontlines. Set to be disbursed over
The Dubai Police, through the General Department of Forensic Science and Criminology, has successfully integrated its Ballistic Identification Network with Interpol’s database. This remarkable scientific achievement in forensic sciences enhances Dubai Police’s ability to compare over 1,800,000 ballistic fingerprints worldwide in under an hour. His Excellency Major General Ahmad Thani Bin Ghalita, Director of the
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