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Mark Branchflower
Head of Fingerprint Unit. Interpol
Mark Branchflower trained at Scotland Yard from 1984 to 1990, in which
year his expertise in the field was recognised. Qualified in numerous
aspects of fingerprint work including: tenprints, processing of latent prints,
crime scene evaluation and laboratory work. After six years with the
Metropolitan Police, including one year in the Anti-Terrorism Fingerprint
Unit, he applied for a position with INTERPOL.
He began working as a fingerprint examiner for INTERPOL in 1990, was
promoted to Senior Fingerprint Examiner after two years, and in 2005 was
appointed Head of the Fingerprint Unit.
For the past 17 years he has been involved in organising and participating
on behalf of INTERPOL: in 6 INTERPOL Europe and International working
groups per year; as President and organiser of INTERPOL Symposia on
Fingerprints; at numerous conferences in more than 35 countries around
the world; in the training of staff in the use of AFIS for DVI; as a member
of INTERPOL’s DNA working group; in the development of international
standards governing the transmission of fingerprint records; and in the
development and promotion of INTERPOL’s AFIS services.
Currently his responsibilities include leading a group of six fingerprint
specialists, the exchange and processing of matching information,
promotion of INTERPOL’s AFIS services, and keeping up to date at all
times with the latest developments. Recently, he was named President of
the Sagem International Users Group, which involves working with both
the management of Sagem and the delegates of the group’s member
countries to achieve the best results possible from AFIS and to plan future
developments.
Jess Maltby
Criminal Record Office (ACPO)
Jess MALTBY is employed by the UK agency ACPO Criminal Records Office
(ACRO) and is currently assigned to the INTERPOL Fingerprint Unit with
various projects to promote the use of the INTERPOL AFIS for a 6 month
period.