U.S. National Central Bureau-INTERPOL Washington

Last week, Acting Director Grimming, INTERPOL Secretary General Jürgen Stock, and our team visited the White House to discuss key cybersecurity challenges with Deputy National Security Advisor Anne Neuberger.

We also had the honor of joining Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco in expressing our gratitude to SG Stock for his decade of dedicated service with INTERPOL. His leadership has made the world a safer place, and we are deeply appreciative of his contributions as he prepares for his next chapter.

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On August 2, Immigration And Customs Enforcement (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations arrested an MS-13 gang member in North Carolina, wanted for aggravated murder in El Salvador.

Thanks to international law enforcement collaboration and our joint effort with the FBI – Federal Bureau of Investigation and ICE ERO, another dangerous fugitive was taken off the streets

🌐 INTERPOL Washington and Panama Enhance Border Security through Project TERMINUS

We are excited to announce a significant milestone in our efforts to enhance global security. INTERPOL Washington’s , in collaboration with the National Central Bureau (NCB) Panama, has successfully integrated INTERPOL HQ data into Panama's newly established Border Information and Analysis Targeting Unit (BIATU). This advancement strengthens Panama's border security and increases the safety of both our nations.

“Through international collaboration, we have significantly increased our Panamanian partners’ ability to detect and disrupt threats, increasing security in both of our nations,” said INTERPOL Washington Acting Director Jeffrey Grimming. “By better enabling the BIATU to provide timely, relevant, and actionable intelligence to border security leaders, we have collectively made significant strides toward building a safer region and safer world for us all.”

With support from the U.S. Department of State CT Bureau, Project TERMINUS facilitated the direct connection of BIATU to critical INTERPOL data through NCB Panama, significantly enhancing operational efficiency. This integration not only strengthens Panama's overall security but also reinforces its relations with partner nations.

Project TERMINUS continues to provide expert technical assistance to countries worldwide, helping them integrate INTERPOL databases into their national border security systems. This support is crucial in screening against the illicit international travel of transnational criminals and terrorists.

Together, we are making the world a safer place. 🌍🔗

🌐🛡️ Exciting News: INTERPOL Washington's Project TERMINUS Elevates Border Security in Colombia! 🛡️🌐

Our team recently visited Bogotá, Colombia, under Project TERMINUS, supported by the U.S. Department of State Counter Terrorism funding. We introduced cutting-edge solutions, including the Stolen and Lost Travel Documents Database and Stolen Motor Vehicle Database Workbenches, empowering Colombia as the first INTERPOL partner nation to implement these tools.

Project TERMINUS aims to strengthen INTERPOL screening and record submission capabilities worldwide. Additionally, it fosters collaboration between U.S. law enforcement and partner nations.

This milestone signifies a significant step forward in enhancing border security and fostering global safety.

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INTERPOL WASHINGTON PROJECT TERMINUS BOOSTS BORDER SECURITY CAPABILITIES IN COLOMBIA A team from INTERPOL Washington’s Border Security Division traveled to Bogotá, Colombia to further ongoing support efforts under Project TERMINUS.

Yesterday, hosted an international law enforcement breakfast symposium, featuring:

💯+ attendees
🗺 from more than 30 countries
🚔 representing dozens of law enforcement agencies

“Our communities, both in the United States and across the globe, face unprecedented transnational threats each and every day,” said INTERPOL Washington Director Michael A. Hughes in his remarks. “The only way to defeat these threats is through transnational partnerships. Those partnerships are what we continue to build and strengthen here today, because we know that working together, we can make a difference.”

We host these types of symposiums and events to underscore the importance of international police cooperation in combating global crime and ensuring the safety and security of citizens worldwide.

INTERPOL WASHINGTON HOSTS INTERNATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT SYMPOSIUM Yesterday, INTERPOL Washington hosted an international law enforcement breakfast symposium, featuring representatives from more than 30 different countries and dozens of agencies, to discuss enhancing global police partnerships against transnational threats and terrorism. The event, held at INTERPOL...

Statement by INTERPOL Washington Director Michael A. Hughes on the tragic shooting in Charlotte on Monday:

Another important example of how international law enforcement collaboration and our critical work to issue INTERPOL HQ Red Notices helps bring fugitives to justice - from any corner of the world.

Former doctor from West Virginia arrested in Armenia and extradited to United States CHARLESTON, WV (WVNS) — A medical doctor formerly from Charleston, West Virginia, was arrested in Armenia due to him being wanted for 10 federal counts of unlawful distribution of controlled substances. According to a press release from the U.S. Marshals Service, Dr. Alexander Vladimirovich Otelli...

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Last week, we joined United States Marshals Service in Mexico City to recognize and honor the Fiscalía General De La Republica for their outstanding collaboration in capturing two of the top '15 Most Wanted' fugitives.

Edgar Salvador Casian-Garcia and Araceli Medina faced charges for heinous crimes in the U.S. and, thanks to the diligent efforts of Agencia de Investigación Criminal and INTERPOL Mexico, they were located, arrested, and extradited. Justice prevailed.

Let's continue working together to build a safer world for all!

INTERPOL WASHINGTON AWARDS MEXICAN AUTHORITIES FOR ASSISTANCE IN CAPTURING TWO ‘MOST WANTED’ FUGITIVES Secure .gov websites use HTTPS A lock ( ) or https:// means you’ve safely connected to the .gov website. Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.