Kazuya Kameari's new drama was launched, using 5 million cameras to solve the case

Kazuya Kameari's new NTV drama "RED EYES Surveillance and Search Class", starring Kazuya Kameari, began airing this week, which is the first TV series about the "Metropolitan Police Department Search Support analysis center", which is introduced by The following Department Yajun.

Starring: Kazuya Kameari

Co-stars: Shuri / Shishino Yingu , Yingu , Matsumura Hokuto / Matsushita Naji / Kimura Yuichi

It tells the story of KSBC, an organization that uses big data to fight crime, and kazuya Kameari, who forms a team with the original criminals to track down the killers through the latest technological means.

The "KSBC" (Kanagawa Prefectural Police Search and Analysis Center) in the drama is based on the SSBC (Metropolitan Police Department Search Support Analysis Center), a police organization that exists in Japan.

With 5 million cameras throughout Japan, the Kanagawa Prefectural Police has created a new special unit to detect and reach crime scenes more quickly in order to use the latest surveillance system to conduct crime searches.

However, cameras that penetrate every corner also have questions about violating the privacy of ordinary people.

KSBC's job is mainly to find the culprit by analyzing the footage captured by the camera, but it also needs a mobile search officer who can reach the scene as quickly as possible.

The top boss, Yuri Shimabara (Nao Matsushita), finds a capable man, Ryusuke Fushimi (Kazuya Kameari).

Originally an elite cop with distinguished military exploits, Fushimi had a crush on his life, but three years earlier, his lover had died in a serial killing.

In order to find the murderer who killed his girlfriend faster, he joined KSBC, and the people who worked with him were all geniuses.

The KSBC team has a former university professor who specializes in crime profiles, a self-defense officer for single mothers, a young ex-genius hacker....

Interestingly, these geniuses are all criminals, watching a group of people with dark pasts arrest prisoners.