Ronald Noble was the chief of Interpol from 2000-2014. Before
that, he had a long history in law enforcement - having worked for
the Department of Treasury as an investigator.
The last years of his tenure as Secretary General of Interpol
were mired in scandal. First, many rebuked Noble's conscious
support of the Belarusian government in their execution of two
young boys following what many consider to be a forced confession
and dubious investigation.
The media has also rebuked Noble's personal involvement with
notably corrupt individuals such as India's Lalit Modi and Sepp
Blatter from FIFA.
Noble now runs a printing company with different branches around
the world.