Crime, corruption and enforcement
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Corruption, laundering, trafficking, sanctions evasion, organised crime and atrocity cases — pulled from the agencies that prosecute them and the journalists who investigate them.
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—Public Red Notices
—FBI subjects
Enforcement wire
Prosecutions, sanctions actions, police operations and investigative reporting, auto-classified by offence. Anything with no criminal classification is filtered out, so routine press releases don't clutter the feed.
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Offence breakdown
How the current pull distributes across offence categories. A single case often carries several — a cartel sanctions action counts as both narcotics and sanctions.
Internationally wanted — INTERPOL
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These are public extracts of Red Notices, published by INTERPOL at the request of a member country. A Red Notice is a request to locate and provisionally arrest a person pending extradition. It is not an arrest warrant, not a charge, and not a conviction. Notices are sometimes issued for political reasons and later withdrawn. Treat every name here as an allegation by a requesting state, nothing more.
Wanted — FBI
Presumption of innocence
Being listed by the FBI is not a conviction. All subjects are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law. Do not attempt to apprehend anyone — contact the relevant authorities.
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What can't be tracked live
Some things people expect here have no free live feed at all. OFAC retired its RSS in January 2025, so designations arrive via reporting rather than a direct list. ACLED's conflict-event database needs a registered key. The ICC publishes no API. Illegal fishing, arms flows and trafficking routes are mostly reconstructed after the fact by investigators, not streamed. Where a live source doesn't exist, this page shows the reporting instead of inventing a number.