| Display title | Interpol Special Agent |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In reality, the International Criminal Police Organization — the ICPO or Interpol — acts as liaison among the national police forces of member companies, maintains a database on international criminals, and writes those "pirating this movie is illegal" messages/PSA's that get removed in the pirated versions of films anyway. In other words, they don't do any direct investigation or prosecution themselves; they simply facilitate communication between agencies in different countries. |