ROW 1
Give three examples of crimes that may require INTERPOL cooperation.
Human trafficking
Drug trafficking
Cybercrime
Terrorism-related offenses
International fugitives and wanted persons cases
Who heads the Executive Committee of INTERPOL?
The President of INTERPOL.
What is the primary function of INTERPOL?
A. To replace all national police forces
B. To facilitate international police cooperation
C. To enact criminal laws for all countries
D. To operate international prisons
B. To facilitate international police cooperation
What are the positions represented in the 13-member Executive Committee of INTERPOL?
One President
Three Vice-Presidents
Nine Delegates
How often does the General Assembly meet?
Once a year, or annually.
How many members compose the Executive Committee according to the lesson?
Thirteen (13) members.
Who elects the Executive Committee?
A. The Secretary General
B. The General Assembly
C. The CCF
D. The regional offices
B. The General Assembly
A police agency studies five-year crime trends to determine future resource allocation. Which criminal intelligence analysis is being used?
A. Operational Analysis
B. Strategic Analysis
C. Witness Analysis
D. Scene Analysis
B. Strategic Analysis
Give two priority areas of INTERPOL
Drug-related crimes
Financial and high-tech crime
Trafficking in human beings and anti-corruption
Fugitive investigation support
Public safety and terrorism
Criminal organizations
Where is the present headquarters of INTERPOL?
Lyon, France.
What is I-24/7?
A. A network provider in INTERPOL
B. INTERPOL's channel for communicating
C. INTERPOL's secure global police communications system
D. A database used only for stolen vehicles
C. INTERPOL's secure global police communications system
What does INTERPOL stand for?
International Criminal Police Organization
Who runs the General Secretariat?
Secretary General.
Which statement best describes INTERPOL's role during a crisis?
A. It automatically takes control of the affected country's police force.
B.It replaces local emergency and disaster authorities.
C. It independently prosecutes all suspects.
D. It provides operational support and facilitates international coordination.
D. It provides operational support and facilitates international coordination.
Which INTERPOL component consists of experts serving in a purely advisory capacity?
Advisers
What does NCB stand for?
National Central Bureau.
Which body independently oversees compliance with INTERPOL's rules on processing personal information?
A. Advisers
B. Executive Committee
C. CCF
D. General Assembly
C. CCF
What is the primary role of the CCC during a crisis?
A. To sentence suspects
B. To serve as the first point of contact for member countries
C. To replace national police agencies
D. To conduct court hearings
B. To serve as the first point of contact for member countries
How many member countries does INTERPOL have according to the provided lesson?
196 member countries.
Which component is the national contact point for international police cooperation?
A. National Central Bureau
B. General Assembly
C. Advisers
D. CCF
A. National Central Bureau
Where was INTERPOL's headquarters initially located?
Vienna, Austria.
What is the supreme governing body of INTERPOL?
The General Assembly
How do authorized national police agencies access INTERPOL information services?
A. Through I-24/7 and authorized access arrangements
B. Through public social media accounts
C. Through an unrestricted public website containing all records
D. Only by visiting INTERPOL headquarters
A. Through I-24/7 and authorized access arrangements
What is the operating schedule of the General Secretariat?
24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
What are the official languages of INTERPOL?
Spanish, Arabic, French, and English.