Conan: Another Famous Detective

Yu Gongming stopped talking at this point, but Mengyu already understood what he meant.

As he said, the two of them are not American citizens, and they have no deep connection with the FBI. At most, they have a good personal relationship with Mr. Subaru, but it is difficult to predict whether Mr. Subaru can influence the decision-making above.

In contrast, the relationship between himself and the others is closer to the Japanese police. Moreover, Kogoro Mouri is not only a direct subordinate of the Director of the Secret Force, but also has a much stronger relationship with Conan than Subaru Okiya.

In this way, even if it is really exposed, it will be Mouri Kogoro who will be exposed first. When the time comes, Hanomiya Akira will be sure to persuade Mouri Kogoro to help cover it up.

This was also one of the important reasons why they chose Mouri Kogoro as their liaison.

It can be said that by choosing the police line, they have made enough preparations to be able to cope with most situations.

At this point, both of them have reached a tacit understanding.

After ending the topic, the two of them went about their own business.

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Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, Office of the Inspector General of Police.

Director Baima put down his phone, his deep eyes flashed slightly, and he murmured to himself: "They are so well informed..."

Although the other party passed such words over, although it does not rule out that there is an element of testing, since he dares to test, it means that the other party is already very confident about this guess.

And this plan has been planned since he knew that the person responsible for rescuing Gin was an undercover agent from the police.

Fortunately, the undercover agent initially tried to get information from his superiors, and then compiled the information and gave himself time to arrange it, which finally led to the current result.

After all, Gin and Vodka were caught by their police officers, and even Hunter and Yoshino were helped by their police partners. The FBI, apart from providing a little bit of information, was almost always making soy sauce.

The U.S. military carried out trouble in Japan without telling the police, and eventually caused a minor injury to an ordinary citizen. The impact was so bad that the police had to come out to help clarify the matter.

In this way, the reputation of the US military was restored somewhat, but the police were also criticized for it, which can be regarded as helping the US military bear half of the blame.

As a result, the US military was still so domineering that in order to check and balance, he had to bring in the FBI and give up the fat sheep that he had already obtained.

Director Baima is really unwilling.

Why was it that one was making trouble and the other was making soy sauce, but in the end the one who was making soy sauce almost swallowed most of the fruits of victory, while the police only left Tequila and some organized minions behind in a symbolic way?

Yes, Tequila is also a member of the code name, and he can know some information about the organization, but as far as he knows, Tequila's original status in the organization is far inferior to Gin.

After the last police raid on the organization's base in Tokyo, Tequila's status as the deputy of the base plummeted, and he is still just an ordinary operations captain.

It's great to know a few safe houses, but isn't it easy for organizations to move this kind of thing? Knowing this has nothing to do with the overall situation.

Gin is a person who can directly contact the organization's BOSS. He has participated in many organizations' secret operations and may have learned information that touches the core of the organization.

The FBI promised to tell the police the intelligence about Japan extracted from Gin.

But in other words, if it has nothing to do with Japan, then it goes without saying.

But what is related to Japan, isn’t it decided by others?

The organization's power in the United States is not small. The information obtained from Gin involves the interests of the United States, but it is also inextricably linked to the Japanese mainland. So is this related to the Japanese mainland?

I'm afraid the FBI will think it doesn't count, right?

Therefore, Director Baima was unwilling to give in.

Originally, he was planning to break his teeth and swallow it, but he received the news that the person responsible for organizing Gin's rescue was actually an undercover police officer.

Gu Wen

Director Baima suddenly thought about it.

Although the police department is responsible for the public security side, as the police chief, he is not an outsider to the police department. Moreover, he has no conflict of interest with the chief of the police department, and he even has a good personal relationship.

So as soon as they communicated, the plan was finalized.

Apparently, the Chief of Police is also somewhat dissatisfied with the small actions of the United States and the FBI in Japan.

In the end, everything went smoothly. Not only did Gin successfully fake his death, but the organization's operatives were arrested, which made the organization's fault become even tighter.

Officer Sato, who was tricked into arriving at the scene, reacted very decisively. He is a genius!

Director Baima has secretly remembered her contribution and decided to consider promoting her to the police department in the next assessment to take charge of her own role.

However, even with the unintentional assistance of Officer Sato, the plan became more natural and perfect, but the next day someone called directly to test the situation.

This had to make Director Baima think deeply.

There is no doubt that the other party has strong reasoning ability, but reasoning also needs the support of information.

Then what information did the other party rely on to determine that Gin's [death] was caused by the police? Even implying that the gin is in the hands of the police?

Why do they think so?

Is there something wrong with the person executing the plan?

The entire process of causing the FBI to delay the flight, the traffic accident and the coincidence of the traffic lights were all done by the [black robes] themselves. It is impossible for the black robes to have a problem.

These are all elites with senior qualifications that he has selected through layers of processes, and that group of mysterious people suddenly appeared recently. The main target of the black robe was originally Black Sakura, but the group of mysterious people targeted Black organization.

So it won't be a problem with the black robe.

Is it a problem with the traffic department?

This is also unreasonable. The traffic department is also ignorant. Based on a traffic accident, one should doubt the organization instead of pointing the finger at the police.

Could it be... someone from the organization?

This is the most likely guess at present.

As a mysterious force that fights against the organization, they have every reason and should have the ability to place undercover agents within the organization.

This can be supported by the intelligence they provided many times.

No, not enough.

Even though they had an internal agent in the organization, the information from the undercover police officer also showed that Rum had asked him to kill the gin when necessary.

Even if they knew that Gin was killed in the bombing, they should still suspect that someone from the organization abandoned Gin because they saw something unreasonable. This is consistent with the organization's usual behavior.

Therefore, if they want to cast suspicion on the police, they need to know that it is the public security personnel who are responsible for taking action.

Only by knowing this can they have reason to doubt the police!

"Even the undercover agents deployed by the police have been found... It's hard to overestimate them!" Director Baima sighed, and at the same time secretly said it was a pity.

If it were someone else, we could start a little investigation, but since an undercover agent is involved, it would be better not to act rashly, so as not to increase the risk of the undercover agent being exposed.

He shook his head slightly and murmured: "Forget it, as long as the other party can keep it secret, then it is a reliable partner. There is no need to worry about the rest for the time being."