What type of information might be found in the "International Stolen Property" file?

The "International Stolen Property" file specifically contains details about stolen property that crosses international borders. This information is crucial for law enforcement agencies to track and recover stolen items that may be trafficked or sold outside the country in order to enhance international cooperation in crime prevention and property recovery.

This file includes information on items such as art, cultural artifacts, or luxury goods that are reported stolen and have implications beyond domestic jurisdiction. It plays a vital role in combating transnational crime and ensuring that stolen property can be identified and returned to its rightful owner, regardless of where it is found.

The other choices do not accurately reflect the focus of this file. For instance, while details about individuals involved in international crime may be relevant to broader investigations, they are not specific to the International Stolen Property file. Information about stolen cars may be included in other databases, but the file is not limited to vehicles alone. Additionally, records of all stolen items within the country would pertain to a different national database and not the international aspect that the file addresses.