臺灣一起拚，世界更安全！
臺灣一起拚，世界更安全！
For a Safer World,
Chip in with Taiwan!
《澳籍女子Lisa Lines案》
澳洲籍女子Lisa Lines涉嫌於2017年教唆情夫持斧頭砍殺前夫致重傷癱瘓，隨後潛逃來臺藏匿並工作，雖經國際刑警組織於2022年9月發布紅色通報，並對其年幼子女發布黃色通報列失蹤人口協尋，惟因臺灣無法接獲前揭通報，直至澳洲警方於2023年10月請求我國警方協查，我國警方始能協助調查此案。
經循線追查，我國警方趁Lisa Lines帶兒女赴帛琉旅遊時通報澳洲及帛琉警方於當地逮捕，將其引渡澳洲歸案，並護送幼童返回澳洲。
In 2017, after Australian national Lisa Lines allegedly convinced a lover to attack her ex-husband with an axe, seriously injuring and paralyzing him, she fled to Taiwan to escape charges, taking up work here. In September 2022, INTERPOL issued a Red Notice for Lines and a Yellow Notice for her young children. Given that Taiwan is not a member of INTERPOL, we were not notified immediately.
It was only when Australian police approached Taiwan with a unilateral request for assistance in their investigation in October 2023 that Taiwanese police authorities were able to conduct an investigation and subsequently alerted both Australia and Palau, leading to the arrest of Lines when she traveled to Palau with her children. She was extradited to Australia to face trial, and her children were escorted back to Australia.
臺灣樂願與各國強化溝通與合作的橋梁，
不遺餘力地與世界合作共同打擊跨境犯罪！
──請支持臺灣實質參與「國際刑警組織」（INTERPOL）。
Taiwan remains committed to strengthening communications and cooperation with countries worldwide and working with the international community to combat transnational crime.
We urge all countries to support Taiwan’s participation in INTERPOL.