What does the Foreign Fugitive File permit Interpol to enter records for?

What does the Foreign Fugitive File permit Interpol to enter records for?

• A. Fugitives wanted in other countries for crimes that would be felonies in the United States and who are the subjects of International Red or Blue Notices
• B. Fugitives wanted only for petty offenses within the United States
• C. U.S. fugitives who have already been extradited
• D. National security threats only

Answer: (A)

The Foreign Fugitive File is used to record individuals who are fugitives in other countries for offenses that would be felonies in the United States and who are the subjects of international notices (such as Red Notices or Blue Notices). Interpol uses this file to flag serious international suspects and to share information across nations so authorities can locate and assess these individuals. This fits because Red Notices are requests to locate and provisionally arrest someone pending extradition, and Blue Notices relate to identifying or obtaining information about a person in connection with a crime. The other possibilities don’t fit the purpose: the file isn’t for petty offenses, it isn’t for U.S. fugitives who have already been extradited, and it isn’t limited to national security threats.

The Foreign Fugitive File is used to record individuals who are fugitives in other countries for offenses that would be felonies in the United States and who are the subjects of international notices (such as Red Notices or Blue Notices). Interpol uses this file to flag serious international suspects and to share information across nations so authorities can locate and assess these individuals.

This fits because Red Notices are requests to locate and provisionally arrest someone pending extradition, and Blue Notices relate to identifying or obtaining information about a person in connection with a crime. The other possibilities don’t fit the purpose: the file isn’t for petty offenses, it isn’t for U.S. fugitives who have already been extradited, and it isn’t limited to national security threats.