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The Japanese Secret Police (公安警察) is a [[law enforcement]] [[:Category:Organizations|organization]] in the anime and manga [[Detective Conan]]. It appears to be based on the Japanese {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Security Bureau (Japan)|'''Security Bureau''']]|警備局||Keibi-Kyoku}}. [[Rei Furuya]] and [[Scotch]] specifically appear to part of the {{nihongo|'''Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department Public Security Bureau'''|警視庁公安部|Keishichō-kōanbu}} branch which operates out of the Tokyo Metropolis. In Detective Conan, Secret Police agents train at the same police school as ordinary metropolitan police officers. The agency has the nickname '''Zero'''.
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The Japanese Secret Police (公安警察 kōan-keisatsu) is a [[law enforcement]] [[:Category:Organizations|organization]] in the anime and manga [[Detective Conan]]. It appears to be based on the Japanese {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Security Bureau (Japan)|'''Security Bureau''']]|警備局||Keibi-Kyoku}}. [[Rei Furuya]] and [[Scotch]] specifically appear to part of the {{nihongo|'''Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department Public Security Bureau'''|警視庁公安部|Keishichō-kōanbu}} branch which operates out of the Tokyo Metropolis. In Detective Conan, Secret Police agents train at the same police school as ordinary metropolitan police officers. The agency has the nickname '''Zero'''.
  
 
== Background ==
 
== Background ==

Revision as of 07:47, 8 December 2015

The Japanese Secret Police (公安警察 kōan-keisatsu) is a law enforcement organization in the anime and manga Detective Conan. It appears to be based on the Japanese Security Bureau (警備局 ?, Keibi-Kyoku). Rei Furuya and Scotch specifically appear to part of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department Public Security Bureau (警視庁公安部 Keishichō-kōanbu?) branch which operates out of the Tokyo Metropolis. In Detective Conan, Secret Police agents train at the same police school as ordinary metropolitan police officers. The agency has the nickname Zero.

Background

At some point the Japanese Secret Police learned of the existence of the Black Organization. Rei Furuya, using the alias Tooru Amuro, and another man infiltrated the Organization. After distinguishing themselves in an unknown fashion, the Boss of the Black Organization gave the two codenames. Rei became "Bourbon" and the other man became "Scotch". For some unknown reason, Scotch was killed by Shuichi Akai who was also infiltrating the Black Organization on behalf of the FBI at the same time. As a result, Rei Furuya hated Shuichi and the FBI generally and hoped they would leave Japan altogether.

Agents

Although many unamed agents were shown being ordered around by Rei Furuya only two agents have been named.

  • Rei Furuya - Also going by the alias Tooru Amuro, he has the codename Bourbon in the Black Organization. He has a rivalry with Shuichi Akai and the FBI as a whole stemming form Scotch's death.
  • Man with the codename Scotch - A man who was killed by Shuichi Akai while he was infiltrating the Black Organization.

Plot timeline

Bourbon and Akai Arc

Bourbon was assigned to locate Sherry. Conan, with the help of Kaitou Kid and several others, managed to convince Bourbon that she was killed in a train bombing. While Bourbon was looking for Shiho he also took the time to investigate Shuichi Akai's alleged death and the FBI illegally stationed in Japan. With the help of Vermouth, he impersonated Shuichi Akai and discovered that he was not actually dead.

Rei later gathered up a team of men to confront a man he believed to be Shuichi in disguise: Subaru Okiya. Shuichi Akai then challenged the Secret Police directly, preventing them from detaining Jodie and Camel. Rei confronted Shuichi Akai by phone and found out that Shuichi did not kill Scotch out of malice, and he was genuinely sorry he died. Shuichi also turned over a handgun to the Secret Police for analysis. Rei's discovery of Shuichi's faked death was not disclosed to the Black Organization.

Relationships analysis

Japanese Secret Police and the Black Organization

It hasn't been stated how the Japanese Secret Police discovered the Black Organization. The Black Organization in general hasn't shown any indication that they specifically suspect the Japanese Secret Police might be investigating them.

Japanese Secret Police and the FBI

Initially Rei Furuya and the Secret Police in general wanted the FBI, who are operating illegally in Japan, completely deported. Rei Furuya in particular wanted to arrest Shuichi Akai for killing Scotch. After The Scarlet Return, the secret police appear to be grudgingly tolerating the FBI's presence.

Japanese Secret Police and the CIA

Japanese Secret Police and the ordinary Japanese Law Enforcement

The Japanese law enforcement not appear to know about the Secret Police's mission or about the Black Organization at all.

See also

References


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Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department Juzo Megure • Wataru Takagi • Miwako Sato • Ninzaburo Shiratori • Yumi Miyamoto • Kazunobu Chiba • Naeko Miike • Ginzo Nakamori • Shintaro Chaki • Inspector Yuminaga • Kiyonaga Matsumoto • Hyoue Kuroda • Inspector Momose • Inspector Hatori • Chosuke Takagi (Tottori) • Jinpei Matsuda (deceased) • Kenji Hagiwara (deceased) • Wataru Date (deceased) • Masayoshi Sato (deceased) • Officer Tome (ao) • Toshiro Odagiri (ao) • Detective Kobayashi (ao) • Detective Yokoyama (ao) • Detective Kojima (ao) • Superintendent General Hakuba • Manabu Fujimaki • Detective Takikawa • Detective Nakamura • Detective Fukui • Detective Kawanaka • Detective Saitoh • Detective Horita • Detective Takano • Detective Sogawa • Detective Okumura • Detective Sugita • Detective Hirota (ao) • Officer Numata • Detective Terashima (ao) • Toshio Moroboshi (ao) • Female forensics member (ao) • Detective Miyazaki • Detective Tomokawa • Tadayoshi Uno (ao) • Detective Yama (ao) • Inspector Yuminaga's assistant
Osaka Prefectural Police Heizo Hattori • Ginshiro Toyama • Goro Otaki
Nagano Prefectural Police Kansuke Yamato • Yui Uehara • Taka'aki Morofushi (Komei)
Kanagawa Prefectural Police Jugo Yokomizo • Chihaya Hagiwara
Hokkaido Prefectural Police Kyohei Nishimura • Detective Tamura
Kyoto Prefectural Police Fumimaro Ayanokoji • Detective Kurumazaki (ao)
Shizuoka Prefectural Police Sango Yokomizo • Tomonori Ogawara (ao) • Detective Tsukumo
Other Prefectures Misao Yamamura (Gunma) • Tsuyoshi Shikatsuno (ao, Nara) • Tamekichi Matsushiro (ao, Gifu) • Shoji Terabayashi (Chiba)
Japanese Intelligence Agencies Rei Furuya • Yuya Kazami • Hiromitsu Morofushi (deceased)
Primary Tokyo MPD Cases Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story One • MPD Two • MPD Three • Megure's Sealed Secret • Shinkansen Transport Case • MPD Four • Serial Bomber • MPD Five • MPD Six • Jewelry Robbery • MPD Seven • Fake Wedding • MPD Eight • Hammer Man • The Scar that Evokes the Past • Inspector Shiratori, Memories of the Cherry Blossom • Kobayashi-sensei's Love • A Video Letter of First Love • Co-Investigating with a First Love • The Life-Threatening Broadcast of Love • The Ex-Boyfriend Living Next to a Crime Scene • MDP Nine • Taiko Meijin's Match of Love • Chiba's Difficult UFO Case • The Marriage Registration's Password • The Target is the Metropolitan Police Traffic Department
Other Significant Police Cases The Osaka Double Mystery (Osaka) • Festival Dolls Dyed in the Setting Sun (Tokyo-Theft) • The Red Horse within the Flames (Tokyo Arson) • Furinkazan (Nagano) • A Dangerous Party of Two & The Mansion of Death and the Red Wall (Nagano) • Heiji Hattori and the Vampire Mansion (Osaka) • The Scarlet Return (NPA) • The Darkness of the Prefectural Police (Nagano NPA) • A song named ASACA (PSB NPA) • Captured in Her Eyes (Tokyo) • Crossroad in the Ancient Capital (Kyoto) • The Raven Chaser (Tokyo, Kanagawa, Shizuoka, Nagano, Kyoto, and Chiba)
Related Pages Police Organization • Law Enforcement • Minor law enforcement • Unnamed law enforcers • Tokyo Metropolitan Police • PSB • FBI • CIA • MI6
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