FAQ

The definitive response is “NO”. INTERPOL does not make arrests anywhere. INTERPOL doesn’t have its own officers who operate like police officers in the US or elsewhere. In the event of an arrest linked to a Red Notice within the US, the officers involved are ty Read more »

How extradition treaties work Extradition treaties are the regulating factors overseeing extraditions between two countries. These legal documents enumerate the specific crimes that qualify for extradition from a particular country. A case in point is the U.S.’ inability to ext Read more »

Yes, it is possible to get arrested at the airport. The airport is a public place and is subject to the same laws as any other public place. If you have committed a crime or have an outstanding arrest warrant, you can be arrested by law enforcement officers at the airport. Common Read more »

If you’re worried about being wanted by Interpol, start by consulting an Interpol lawyer to check for any legal proceedings involving Interpol. You can also visit Interpol’s website to see if your name is on their wanted list. Being on Interpol’s wanted list doe Read more »