As much as we may complain about some NCB's (National Central Bureaus) behaving improperly with respect to their INTERPOL duties, it's always nice to hear that others handle their responsibilities properly.

A few months ago, I spoke with a subject of a Red Notice from Denmark who had agreed to be extradited in order to resolve the matter. Once he was in Denmark, he closed his criminal case. The next natural step in a perfect world would have been that Denmark's officials, of their own accord, would have requested from Denmark's NCB that the Notice be destroyed since it was no longer valid. As it turns out, that's exactly what happened, and the Notice was removed almost immediately.

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