Nominals and stolen documents system to provide real-time EU alerts

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Nominals and stolen documents system to provide real-time EU alerts

INTERPOL connected system designed to fill the gap left by Schengen Information System withdrawal.

Date - 22nd April 2022
By - Gary Mason

The Home Office is to spend £75 million on a new international alerts system that will give UK police forces real time access to details of wanted persons, stolen vehicles and stolen travel documents issued by EU member states. The I-LEAP...

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