INTERPOL Red Notices
International arrest warrants published by INTERPOL with a view to extradition of the wanted individuals.
From the INTERPOL site:
A Red Notice is a request to law enforcement worldwide to locate and provisionally arrest a person pending extradition, surrender, or similar legal action.
It contains two main types of information:
Information to identify the wanted person, such as their name, date of birth, nationality, hair and eye colour, photographs and fingerprints if available. Information related to the crime they are wanted for, which can typically be murder, rape, child abuse or armed robbery. Red Notices are published by INTERPOL at the request of a member country, and must comply with INTERPOL’s Constitution and Rules. A Red Notice is not an international arrest warrant.
Data overview
| Targets: | 6,926 | ||
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| Publisher: | INTERPOL | ||
| Information: | www.interpol.int | ||
| Source data: | ws-public.interpol.int (xml) | ||
| Collections: | in Warrants and Criminal Entities · Due Diligence List | ||
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Bulk download
Downloads contain the full set of entities contained in this dataset. You can fetch a simplified tabular form, or detailed, structured data in JSON format. Updated files will be provided once a day at the same location.
| File name | Export type | Size | |
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entities.ftm.json | FollowTheMoney entities | 5 MB | |
names.txt | Target names text file | 140 kB | |
targets.nested.json | Targets as nested JSON | 5 MB | |
targets.simple.csv | Targets as simplified CSV | 1 MB |
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Using the API
You can query the data in this dataset via the application programming interface (API) endpoints below. Please read the introduction for documentation and terms of service. See also: OpenAPI Specification (JSON)
| Use the Reconciliation API in OpenRefine: | |
For full-text search, use the /search endpoint: | |
For entity matching, use the /match endpoint: |
