In Popular Culture
- In the Brøderbund Software computer game Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?, the first part of the player's objective in each mission is to obtain an Interpol red notice (imprecisely described as a "warrant to arrest") against a member of a fictitious crime syndicate.
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