[Japan]: Surveillance on North Koreans in Japan

[Zak]

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In private, plans had been drawn up for undercover detectives to observe and gather surveillance on the General Association of Korean Residents headquarters in Tokyo. Nobody would know of the operation bar the officers involved and their superiors. They would specifically be targeting the Chairman of the organisation, Ho Jong-man who was a North Korean national.

Two officers would position themselves in an unmarked police car down the street so they had view of the entrance and they began gathering intelligence via the means of taking pictures of prominent figures entering and leaving the buildings in the hope of picking up anything. Both officers would be carrying a loaded SIG Sauer P220 if things went sour.

 

[Zak]

The officers would finish their intelligence gathering mission and would have captured many pictures of North Korean nationals entering and exiting the building which would be examined once they got back to the local police station. (Would they find anyone of high importance?)

The officers would leave the area in their vehicle before grabbing some lunch and then returning to the office to sift through the evidence and follow up any leads.

@king4turtle