We’re attacking lifeblood of organised crime in West Africa – INTERPOL
The International Police Organisation, INTERPOL, has vowed to make it difficult for organized criminal networks to profit from their nefarious activities across West Africa. INTERPOL’s Director of Financial Crime Centre, Tomonobu Kaya, disclosed that operatives are attacking the lifeblood of organized crime in West Africa. In a statement, Kaya said INTERPOL has been following illicit […] We’re…
The International Police Organisation, INTERPOL, is taking action to hinder organized criminal networks from profiting from their illicit activities in West Africa. Tomonobu Kaya, INTERPOL's Director of Financial Crime Centre, announced that the organization is focusing on disrupting the financial resources that support these criminal enterprises.
Kaya revealed that INTERPOL is currently engaged in an eight-month operation, code-named Operation Jackal IV, which aims to track illicit financial transactions across national borders. This operation has shown that by monitoring these financial flows, INTERPOL is effectively weakening the financial foundation upon which organized crime thrives.
Kaya emphasized that the operation highlights the importance of international cooperation in combating crime. During Operation Jackal IV, INTERPOL facilitated cross-border coordination, shared intelligence, and provided specialized training to participating countries in investigating money laundering activities.
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