[48.-1] Original crimes of the National Police Agency

Crimes that existed originally in the National Police Agency.

English translation is automatic translation.

Public safety is above public safety, and public safety cannot be superior to public safety.

A nation has its own rules. Those who belong to a nation conduct their lives in accordance with those laws. The law is composed of established laws and institutions based on and consistent with those laws. Through this law, a nation is brought to order, it is regulated, and its peace is maintained.

Violations of this law are defined as illegal acts or crimes, and the policing of these law-breakers is called public security. In other words, security is the maintenance of order based on the law for the entire country.

However, if a certain level of security is maintained, no one would say that this is a threat to the system of a nation.

If a certain level of security is maintained, then no one would say that this is a threat to the national system.

In other words, the public security administration enforces the law against illegal activities in all areas of a country's sovereignty, and when such illegal activities include illegal activities that pose a threat to the national system, the official activities of the public security organs are to take legal measures against such illegal activities.

Therefore, public security activities are not superior to security activities, but are a part of them.

The public administration is divided into several divisions, but there is no such thing as a public security administration.

Let us look at the organizational structure of today's Japanese public security administration, paying attention to its name.

The National Police Agency (NPA), a national agency, is in charge of the entire public security administration of Japan, and its official duties include the collection and analysis of information related to the maintenance of public security in Japan, as well as planning and concrete measures for the maintenance of public security, which are then directed and ordered by the law enforcement agencies of each local police force, such as prefectural police, prefectural police, prefectural police, and metropolitan police. The police are the law enforcement agencies of each local municipality.

So, then, why is the National Police Agency placed under a national agency with the name of the National Public Safety Commission, which is not the name of public security? This relationship is exactly the same for the structure of each local government's police organization. In the case of Tokyo, the Metropolitan Police Department exists under the Tokyo Metropolitan Public Safety Commission.

The Metropolitan Police Department, with the exception of the administrative divisions of the Police Affairs Department and the General Affairs Department, consists of the Traffic Department, Security Department, Regional Departments, Community Safety Department, Organized Crime Department, and Criminal Investigation Department, which are responsible for the security of the entire Tokyo Metropolis, and the Public Safety Department.

In the National Police Agency, the Information and Communication Bureau, the Traffic Bureau, the Community Safety Bureau, and the Criminal Investigation Bureau are in charge of national security, and the Public Security Bureau is in charge of public safety.

Approximately, the importance of a department within an organization is reflected in its personnel. The department is usually represented by its own presence within the organization.

The National Police Agency has a department called the Security Planning Division. Its mission is to protect the national system as stipulated in the Constitution of Japan, without any need to choose between legal and illegal activities and means. In other words, public safety activities that are illegal but permitted by the government for national security. The name of the chief executive officer of the section is kept completely secret from the government, and his title is "Director. The title is "Director." The position is held by a person around 40 years of age. If one successfully completes this position, he or she will be assigned to the "Security Bureau," the public safety department under the Security Planning Division, or to the Director General of the Security Bureau, and some even become the Commissioner of the National Police Agency.

In other words, in Japan's police organization, the criminal division has been dropped and the "public security" division is emphasized, and hard-core public security police officers who have engaged in illegal activities in public security are placed in key positions in the organization. The organization is headed by a chief, who is in charge of the organization as a whole.

Do not the Japanese people, who live their lives under the Constitution of Japan, and who are shaped by the Constitution of Japan, consider the existence of the National Police Agency, which is in charge of public security administration, as a national institution, and the existence of the Japanese police force, which enforces the law under its direction and orders, to be a misfortune for us?

I will state specifically.

If the "three illegal police points" are true, does that make it a blessing for Japan's National Police Agency not to enforce the three illegal points?

To be continued in the next issue.

4. Jan. 2022_.