Just a glimpse,Uganda became a member of INTERPOL in 1966. So you can imagine how big the number is.

Tempting but the way you will talk for that gift! Even after my retirement you will still remind me how you bought me a pair of blue Umoja slippers !

You paaka deya aside and wait .

Just assume we are in the month of Ramadhan and fast. God bless you.

Ug Olemwa! Iam here shouting my voice hoarse about organized crime, an engineer is asking if i have had something to eat. Oba tunyuke?

Let’s wait for the dollar to calm down. It’s overreacting.

Kill that feeling immediately before it lays eggs !

We also have the Interpol YELLOW NOTICE. This is used to identify missing persons or persons who are unable to identify themselves e.g minors. So make use of these services. We have them, they are yours to exploit.

I’m interested in what you did to her in those few months after buying her the phone. Was she allowed any peace or she was reminded every few hours about the mighty iPhone 16?

I suspect for a living. Iam paid for it 😁

Hostel hunger is the worst. You’d rather go to class, some random girl might come in with biscuits or hardcorn .

Those are a few errant officers. The service is free.

That’s very worrying. Maybe we haven’t been very intentional on publicizing what we do. This is about to change. We are going to sing our song. We are going to write our story!

Looks like I might need a whole bus. The suspect list keeps growing.

Yes, suspects are served lunch . Where exactly can we find you?

Why? We have been returning fugitives alot.

Perhaps to be clear, we don’t go to other countries to effect arrests. We notify them and they comply by locating and arresting the wanted persons. That’s why you might think we are just sitting with warrants on our desks. No, we aren’t.

Do not despair. If you have good reason to believe that a suspect in your case has run out of the country, insist on the Investigating officer having them put on the Interpol Red Notice to be located and apprehended. We will guide on the procedure.

That you are about to be got with money.

Wildlife crime is organised crime. From elephant ivory and rhino horns to pangolin scales, illegal wildlife trafficking threatens biodiversity and fuels criminal networks across borders. INTERPOL works with police worldwide to identify offenders, dismantle trafficking networks and bring criminals to justice. See, suspect or have information about wildlife crime? Report it to the Uganda Police Force or the Uganda Wildlife Authority. Protect our wildlife. Protect our future.