Attiq Ur Rehman (international fugitive):

How INTERPOL works

 Attiq Ur Rehman is a 54 year old pakistani national and was known
for smuggling people, document forgery and criminal association. He is
a international fugitive wanted by two INTERPOL member
 Attiq Ur Rehman was found guilty in Belgium this year of
smuggling people between Brussels, Pakistan, and the Gambia in
the years 2019 and 2020, as well as purchasing, supplying, and
selling parts of forged travel documents, such as blank visas and
passport pages, to people hoping to enter the EU. this man is also
wanted by France to serve a five-year sentence for false document
offenses
 This man was wanted by INTERPOL because he was an
international fugitive wanted in many country. He break many
laws in countries he’s been too like Brussels, Pakistan, and the
Gambia. The crime he commited make him an international
fugitive, this man is like a sly fox and was hard to cacth
 Attiq Ur Rehman was arrested at Guarulhos International
Airport in Sao Paolo in june 2, 2022 after INTERPOL’s General
Secretariat headquarters coordinated live travel intelligence,
forensic data and crime analysis exchange with its National Central
Bureaus (NCBs) in Brasilia, Brussels, and Paris.
 Intelligence received by INTERPOL’s Human Trafficking and
Smuggling in Migrants (HTSM) unit led to INTERPOL’s facial
recognition system (IFRS) identifying Rehman as the subject of
two INTERPOL diffusions submitted by Belgium and France.
Based on this information and the fugitive’s confirmed flight
itinerary, and in order for Brazilian authorities to arrest the
fugitive the moment he landed in Sao Paolo, two INTERPOL Red
Notices were urgently published against him at the request of
France and Belgium.
 Rehman was arrested as soon as he arrived in Brazil so soon
after being detected traveling from Turkey is testament to the
value of operational information exchange through INTERPOL
channels, and the NCBs in Brasilia, Brussels and Paris. IFRS
contains facial images received from 179 countries. Almost 1,900
terrorists, criminals, fugitives, persons of interest or missing
persons have been identified since the launch of INTERPOL’s facial
recognition system at the end of 2016.
Reflection:
Attiq Ur Rehman is a well-known criminal in a number of nations for his
mastery of document forgery. He has assisted many people in leaving various
nations; he can do it regardless of what time and day as long as he can earn
money; he can still fabricate documents, and he is not easily discovered.
When I first heard this, I thought Attiq Ur Rehman was fantastic because of
his ability to create phony documents, and that even though two Interpol
agents were searching for him to arrest him, he would not be apprehended
right away. Perhaps if additional persons with similar instances can be
apprehended promptly, you can see just how clever this attiq Ur Rehman is,
because he is 52 years old and has been doing this for quite some time.