Interpol

[ in-ter-pohl ]

noun

1. an official international agency that coordinates the police activities of more than 100 member nations: organized in 1923 with headquarters in Paris.

Interpol

/ ˈɪntəˌpɒl /

acronym for

1. International Criminal Police Organization, an association of over 100 national police forces, devoted chiefly to fighting international crime

Word History and Origins

Origin of Interpol¹

Inter(national Criminal) Pol(ice Organization)

Example Sentences

The Interpol general assembly is being held in the UK for the first time in more than 50 years as Sir Keir seeks to reset the country's approach to border security.

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Majid fled abroad facing an international arrest warrant, an Interpol red notice and a growing list of enemies.

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Swansea Crown Court heard "extensive inquiries" were made in the search for Leyson, including involvement from Interpol.

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“We want to identify the deceased women, bring answers to families, and deliver justice to the victims,” Jürgen Stock, secretary-general of Interpol, which is co-ordinating the effort, said in a statement on Tuesday.

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Lyon-based international police body Interpol has confirmed the existence of an outstanding red notice for the arrest of Mr Watson.

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