This database contains extensive identification details from all types of motor vehicles (cars, trucks, trailers, heavy machinery, motorbikes) and identifiable spare parts reported as stolen. Our global databases assist the law enforcement community in identifying stolen items and increase the chance of their recovery. Stolen motor vehicles, vessels and works of art are likely to be trafficked across borders. It contains images, descriptions and security features of genuine travel and identity documents issued by countries and international organizations. Comparison of genuine and fake documentsĮdison (Electronic Documentation and Information System on Investigation Networks) provides examples of genuine travel documents, in order to help identify fakes.

The Frontex INTERPOL Electronic Library Document System (FIELDS) gives police officers and border guards visual information on the key markers that can indicate a counterfeit or forged document. The SAD database contains records of stolen official documents that serve to identify objects, for example, vehicle registration documents and clearance certificates for import/export. INTERPOL's SLTD database contains information on travel and identity documents that have been reported as stolen, lost, revoked, invalid or stolen blank. SLTD database (travel and identity documents) Our databases help detect and prevent the fraudulent use of travel papers and administrative documents, thereby restricting the movement of criminals or illicit items.

Travel and official documentsīorder points are critical locations for preserving national security. The Facial Recognition System database provides a dedicated platform to store and cross-check images for the purpose of identifying fugitives, missing persons and persons of interest. I-Familia helps to reunite loved ones or to bring closure to cases and allow families to rebuild their lives. The aim of I-Familia is to identify missing persons globally through family DNA matching. We do not store any nominal data linking a DNA profile to any individual. This database contains DNA profiles from offenders, crime scenes, missing persons and unidentified bodies. Our partnerships with regional policing bodies.Commission for the Control of INTERPOL’s Files.Information, communications and technology (ICT) law projects.Official visitors to the General Secretariat.

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