Senior police officers and criminologists who led police services in Australia, Britain, New Zealand, Taiwan, Germany, Austria and Russia, including the director of the Berlin criminal police and the Vienna police chief who convened the congress that led to Interpol. A person belongs here when the cited source describes leading a national or city police service outside the United States. Entries placed here are Ray Whitrod, John Alderson, Barry Matthews, Hou Yu-ih, Ernst Gennat, Johannes Schober and Alexander Gurov.
All Police Leaders Outside the United States
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Ernst Gennat (Wikipedia)
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was director of the Berlin criminal police
Hou Yu-ih (Wikipedia)
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He previously served as director-general of the National Police Agency from 2006 to 2008
Barry Matthews (Wikipedia)
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was Chief Executive of the New Zealand Department of Corrections from 2005 to 2010
Ray Whitrod (Wikipedia)
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Raymond Wells Whitrod, (16 April 1915, 11 July 2003) was an Australian police officer and criminologist.
INTERPOL: How Our History Started
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Dr Johannes Schober, President of the Vienna Police, convened the second International Criminal Police Congress in Vienna, Austria in 1923.
John Alderson (police officer) (Wikipedia)
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John Cottingham Alderson (28 May 1922-7 October 2011) was a senior British police officer and expert on police and penal affairs.
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