National Police Agency - Revision history

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‎Former agents

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 == Background ==
-At some point the NPA, or namely its [[#Security Bureau|Security Bureau]], learned of the existence of the [[Black Organization]]. [[Rei Furuya]], using the alias Tooru Amuro, and [[Scotch|another man]] who was an officer from the [[Tokyo_Metropolitan_Police#Public_Security_Bureau|Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department Public Security Bureau]] 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".
+At some point the NPA, or namely its [[#Security Bureau|Security Bureau]], learned of the existence of the [[Black Organization]]. [[Rei Furuya]], using the alias Tooru Amuro, and [[Hiromitsu Morofushi]], who was an officer from the [[Tokyo_Metropolitan_Police#Public_Security_Bureau|Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department Public Security Bureau]] infiltrated the Organization. After distinguishing themselves in an unknown fashion, [[the Boss of the Black Organization]] gave the two codenames. Rei became "Bourbon" and Hiromitsu became "Scotch".
 Eventually, Scotch's identity as a spy was found out by the Black Organization. When he was confronted by [[Shuichi Akai]], who was also infiltrating the organization on behalf of the FBI at the same time, Scotch attempted to steal Shuichi's gun to commit suicide and destroy his phone which contains sensitive data, but was stopped as Shuichi revealed his true affiliation to him. However, at that moment, a worried Rei quickly arrived at the scene and Scotch mistook his ally's approaching footsteps for those of a Black Organization member. He then pulled the trigger and shot himself along with the phone. Shuichi, not knowing of Rei's true identity at the time, picked up the gun and made it look like he had killed Scotch himself. As a result, Rei hated Shuichi and the FBI generally and hoped they would leave Japan altogether.
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 === Canon agents ===
-* '''[[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. He works in the '''Security Bureau Security Planning Division'''.
+* '''[[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 [[Hiromitsu]]'s death. He works in the '''Security Bureau Security Planning Division'''.
 * Various '''unnamed agents''' ordered by Rei in [[The Scarlet Return]].
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 Rei was assigned to locate [[Shiho Miyano|Sherry]]. [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]], with the help of [[Kaitou Kid]] and several others, managed to convince Rei that [[The Jet-Black Mystery Train|she was killed in a train bombing.]] While Rei 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 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 then challenged the Security Bureau directly, preventing them from detaining [[Jodie Starling]] and [[Andre Camel]]. Rei confronted Shuichi 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 Security Bureau for analysis. Rei's discovery of Shuichi's faked death was not disclosed to the [[Black Organization]].
+Rei later gathered up a team of men to confront a man he believed to be Shuichi in disguise: [[Subaru Okiya]]. Shuichi then challenged the Security Bureau directly, preventing them from detaining [[Jodie Starling]] and [[Andre Camel]]. Rei confronted Shuichi by phone and found out that Shuichi did not kill [[Hiromitsu Morofushi|Scotch]] out of malice, and he was genuinely sorry he died. Shuichi also turned over a handgun to the Security Bureau for analysis. Rei's discovery of Shuichi's faked death was not disclosed to the [[Black Organization]].
 === Rum Arc ===

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 === Former agents ===
-* '''[[Hyoue Kuroda]]''': Current Tokyo Police First Division Managing Officer, but before he got into a serious accident 10 years ago, he worked for the National Police Agency. It's unknown which department was he in.
+* '''[[Hyoue Kuroda]]''': Current Tokyo Police First Division Managing Officer, but before he got into a serious accident 10 years ago, he worked for the National Police Agency. It's unknown which department he was in.
 === Non-canon agents ===

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−	The {{Nihongo\|'''National Police Agency (NPA)'''\|警察庁\|Keisatsu-chō}} is the central coordinating agency of the Japanese police system. It is administered by the [[National Public Safety ~~Commissio~~]], which appoints the {{nihongo\|Commissioner General\|警察庁長官\|Keisatsu-chō Chōkan\|National Police Agency (Japan)}}. As head of the NPA, the Commissioner General holds the highest position in the Japanese police.	+	The {{Nihongo\|'''National Police Agency (NPA)'''\|警察庁\|Keisatsu-chō}} is the central coordinating agency of the Japanese police system. It is administered by the [[National Public Safety Commission]], which appoints the {{nihongo\|Commissioner General\|警察庁長官\|Keisatsu-chō Chōkan\|National Police Agency (Japan)}}. As head of the NPA, the Commissioner General holds the highest position in the Japanese police.

	The NPA supervises the Regional Police Bureaus and prefectural police organizations, as well as the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]]. Unlike the [[Federal Bureau of Investigation]] of the United States, the NPA does not have any police officers of its own. Instead, its role is to determine general standards and policies, although in national emergencies or large-scale disasters the agency is authorized to take command of prefectural police forces.		The NPA supervises the Regional Police Bureaus and prefectural police organizations, as well as the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]]. Unlike the [[Federal Bureau of Investigation]] of the United States, the NPA does not have any police officers of its own. Instead, its role is to determine general standards and policies, although in national emergencies or large-scale disasters the agency is authorized to take command of prefectural police forces.

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−	The {{Nihongo\|'''National Police Agency (NPA)'''\|警察庁\|Keisatsu-chō}} is the central coordinating agency of the Japanese police system. It is administered by the [[~~wikipedia:~~National Public Safety ~~Commission\|National Public Safety Commission~~]], which appoints the ~~[[wikipedia:~~{{nihongo\|Commissioner General\|警察庁長官\|Keisatsu-chō Chōkan\|National Police Agency (Japan)}}~~\|National Public Safety Commission]]~~. As head of the NPA, the Commissioner General holds the highest position in the Japanese police.	+	The {{Nihongo\|'''National Police Agency (NPA)'''\|警察庁\|Keisatsu-chō}} is the central coordinating agency of the Japanese police system. It is administered by the [[National Public Safety Commissio]], which appoints the {{nihongo\|Commissioner General\|警察庁長官\|Keisatsu-chō Chōkan\|National Police Agency (Japan)}}. As head of the NPA, the Commissioner General holds the highest position in the Japanese police.

	The NPA supervises the Regional Police Bureaus and prefectural police organizations, as well as the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]]. Unlike the [[Federal Bureau of Investigation]] of the United States, the NPA does not have any police officers of its own. Instead, its role is to determine general standards and policies, although in national emergencies or large-scale disasters the agency is authorized to take command of prefectural police forces.		The NPA supervises the Regional Police Bureaus and prefectural police organizations, as well as the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]]. Unlike the [[Federal Bureau of Investigation]] of the United States, the NPA does not have any police officers of its own. Instead, its role is to determine general standards and policies, although in national emergencies or large-scale disasters the agency is authorized to take command of prefectural police forces.

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−	The {{Nihongo\|'''National Police Agency (NPA)'''\|警察庁\|Keisatsu-chō}} is the central coordinating agency of the Japanese police system. It is administered by the [[wikipedia:National Public Safety Commission\|National Public Safety Commission]], which appoints the [[{{nihongo\|Commissioner General\|警察庁長官\|Keisatsu-chō Chōkan\|National Police Agency (Japan)}}]]. As head of the NPA, the Commissioner General holds the highest position in the Japanese police.	+	The {{Nihongo\|'''National Police Agency (NPA)'''\|警察庁\|Keisatsu-chō}} is the central coordinating agency of the Japanese police system. It is administered by the [[wikipedia:National Public Safety Commission\|National Public Safety Commission]], which appoints the [[wikipedia:{{nihongo\|Commissioner General\|警察庁長官\|Keisatsu-chō Chōkan\|National Police Agency (Japan)}}\|National Public Safety Commission]]. As head of the NPA, the Commissioner General holds the highest position in the Japanese police.

	The NPA supervises the Regional Police Bureaus and prefectural police organizations, as well as the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]]. Unlike the [[Federal Bureau of Investigation]] of the United States, the NPA does not have any police officers of its own. Instead, its role is to determine general standards and policies, although in national emergencies or large-scale disasters the agency is authorized to take command of prefectural police forces.		The NPA supervises the Regional Police Bureaus and prefectural police organizations, as well as the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]]. Unlike the [[Federal Bureau of Investigation]] of the United States, the NPA does not have any police officers of its own. Instead, its role is to determine general standards and policies, although in national emergencies or large-scale disasters the agency is authorized to take command of prefectural police forces.

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−	The {{Nihongo\|'''National Police Agency (NPA)'''\|警察庁\|Keisatsu-chō}} is the central coordinating agency of the Japanese police system. It is administered by the [[wikipedia:National Public Safety Commission ~~(Japan)~~\|National Public Safety Commission]], which appoints the [[{{nihongo\|Commissioner General\|警察庁長官\|Keisatsu-chō Chōkan\|National Police Agency (Japan)}}]]. As head of the NPA, the Commissioner General holds the highest position in the Japanese police.	+	The {{Nihongo\|'''National Police Agency (NPA)'''\|警察庁\|Keisatsu-chō}} is the central coordinating agency of the Japanese police system. It is administered by the [[wikipedia:National Public Safety Commission\|National Public Safety Commission]], which appoints the [[{{nihongo\|Commissioner General\|警察庁長官\|Keisatsu-chō Chōkan\|National Police Agency (Japan)}}]]. As head of the NPA, the Commissioner General holds the highest position in the Japanese police.

	The NPA supervises the Regional Police Bureaus and prefectural police organizations, as well as the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]]. Unlike the [[Federal Bureau of Investigation]] of the United States, the NPA does not have any police officers of its own. Instead, its role is to determine general standards and policies, although in national emergencies or large-scale disasters the agency is authorized to take command of prefectural police forces.		The NPA supervises the Regional Police Bureaus and prefectural police organizations, as well as the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]]. Unlike the [[Federal Bureau of Investigation]] of the United States, the NPA does not have any police officers of its own. Instead, its role is to determine general standards and policies, although in national emergencies or large-scale disasters the agency is authorized to take command of prefectural police forces.

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−	The {{Nihongo\|'''National Police Agency (NPA)'''\|警察庁\|Keisatsu-chō}} is the central coordinating agency of the Japanese police system. It is administered by the [[~~Wikipedia~~:National Public Safety Commission (Japan)\|National Public Safety Commission]], which appoints the {{nihongo\|Commissioner General\|警察庁長官\|Keisatsu-chō Chōkan}}. As head of the NPA, the Commissioner General holds the highest position in the Japanese police.	+	The {{Nihongo\|'''National Police Agency (NPA)'''\|警察庁\|Keisatsu-chō}} is the central coordinating agency of the Japanese police system. It is administered by the [[wikipedia:National Public Safety Commission (Japan)\|National Public Safety Commission]], which appoints the [[{{nihongo\|Commissioner General\|警察庁長官\|Keisatsu-chō Chōkan\|National Police Agency (Japan)}}]]. As head of the NPA, the Commissioner General holds the highest position in the Japanese police.

	The NPA supervises the Regional Police Bureaus and prefectural police organizations, as well as the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]]. Unlike the [[Federal Bureau of Investigation]] of the United States, the NPA does not have any police officers of its own. Instead, its role is to determine general standards and policies, although in national emergencies or large-scale disasters the agency is authorized to take command of prefectural police forces.		The NPA supervises the Regional Police Bureaus and prefectural police organizations, as well as the [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]]. Unlike the [[Federal Bureau of Investigation]] of the United States, the NPA does not have any police officers of its own. Instead, its role is to determine general standards and policies, although in national emergencies or large-scale disasters the agency is authorized to take command of prefectural police forces.

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 == Known Agents ==
 <!-- Please don't add Scotch to this page because he has been moved to the Public Security Bureau section of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police page where he actually belongs, which is a different agency. -->
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 In the movie [[The Darkest Nightmare]] they kept a list of NOCs from bureaus around the world who infiltrated the organization.
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 == Non-canon Plot Overview ==
 === Episode 813: [[The Shadow Approaching Amuro]] ===
 This episode is a pre-story for movie 20, The Darkest Nightmare.