This week, Rob Zach and his team at DEA go after Victor Booth, the merchant of death.

He's already a one-adman, at least in one country.

He was, but then the question is, do the folks that have a lot still want to enforce it?

Will they actually prosecute him?

So a red notice for lack of a better term is like an international arrest warrant.

You're basically putting the rest of the world on notice, and there's a couple of different

ways to do it.

You can have a red notice that goes out, blanket to everybody, or you can do what's called

a diffusion, which is much more country-specific.

So instead of telling the whole world, you might know, let's say you had intel that someone

was going to travel to a specific country.

You might only want to deal with one country to take away the risk, compromise.

They're inadvertent.

Everybody trying to do good, maybe people jump something, or, you know, on the bad side,

you might have places where these bad guys had infiltrated authorities.

That's what they do.

They corrupt countries that they go to so that they're protected.

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