NATIONAL
CENTRAL
BUREAU
Jamaica's official gateway connecting 196 nations of international law enforcement — at the heart of global criminal intelligence exchange.
NCB Kingston serves as Jamaica's authorised conduit for international criminal intelligence — operating under the Jamaica Constabulary Force Intelligence Branch with absolute confidentiality and institutional integrity.
Jamaica's Liaison
to INTERPOL
The INTERPOL National Central Bureau (NCB) Kingston is Jamaica's designated point of contact within the global INTERPOL network. Operating from the Intelligence Branch of the Jamaica Constabulary Force, it bridges Jamaica's domestic law enforcement with international policing agencies across all 196 member countries.
Through encrypted communication systems and established bilateral relationships, NCB Kingston facilitates the real-time exchange of criminal intelligence, wanted persons data, and operational information — ensuring Jamaica is always connected to global law enforcement efforts.
Its mandate spans cross-border investigations, extradition proceedings, and coordination of major international operations targeting transnational crime networks affecting Jamaica and the wider Caribbean region.
Four Pillars of Operation
The strategic foundations defining NCB Kingston's role as Jamaica's primary interface with international law enforcement.
Operational Intelligence
Providing accurate, timely intelligence as Jamaica's primary liaison to INTERPOL — upholding the highest standards of criminal intelligence exchange.
International Cooperation
Increasing public awareness of Jamaica's active role in global law enforcement, fostering transparency between domestic and international agencies.
Key Initiatives
Highlighting training engagements, operational achievements, and international collaborations that strengthen Jamaica's law enforcement capacity.
Transparency & Accountability
Promoting institutional accountability in transnational crime coordination, building public trust through openness and integrity.
Member Countries
INTERPOL History
Kingston Active
Readiness
Key Initiatives
Regional Law Enforcement Training
INTERPOL-led programmes building Caribbean-wide capacity in cybercrime investigation, counter-terrorism protocols, and cross-border intelligence sharing methodologies.
Transnational Crime Operations
Coordinated INTERPOL operations targeting drug trafficking, human trafficking, and financial crime networks across the Caribbean and wider Atlantic region.
Digital Intelligence Systems
Management of the I-24/7 secure communications network, providing real-time access to INTERPOL's global criminal databases, notices, and operational data.
Global Network
In Operation
Remembrance, solidarity, and the team behind NCB Kingston.
INTERPOL Kingston
Explained
Frequently asked questions about INTERPOL NCB Kingston and how it serves Jamaica.
What is INTERPOL?
INTERPOL, the International Criminal Police Organization, is the world's largest international police organization with 196 member countries — enabling police to share intelligence, coordinate investigations, and combat transnational crime.
When did Jamaica join INTERPOL?
Jamaica joined INTERPOL on August 21, 1963, giving the organization a 63-year presence in Kingston — one of the longest-standing NCB offices in the Caribbean.
What does NCB Kingston mean?
INTERPOL operates a National Central Bureau (NCB) in each of its 196 member countries. The NCB Kingston is the home of the INTERPOL office based in Jamaica.
Who does INTERPOL Kingston work with?
NCB Kingston serves as a liaison between the JCF and law enforcement agencies both locally and internationally, facilitating cooperation to apprehend criminals and prevent crime.
How does INTERPOL Kingston contribute to security?
NCB Kingston monitors and identifies emerging threats, shares intelligence, provides training, and supports programs tackling murder, sexual offences, fugitive apprehension, missing persons, cybercrime, human trafficking, firearms trafficking, and financial fraud.
Contact NCB Kingston
For authorised law enforcement agencies and official international liaison enquiries only.
JCF