サミット警備でパトカー大集合！ 全国からやってきた都道府県警を探せ！ 広島

With just two weeks left until the G7 Hiroshima Summit, security around the venue is becoming increasingly strict. Around Hiroshima City, we are increasingly seeing police vehicles dispatched from across the country. We searched Hiroshima City for units dispatched from prefectural police departments. Ryo Iemori, Reporter "Police officers from all over the country are gathering to provide security for the summit. I wonder how many prefectural police we can spot in one day." We began our search in Motoujina, Minami Ward, where the main summit hotel is located. Reporter "We were able to spot a Fukushima Prefectural Police patrol car right from the start." The prefectural police dispatching the police checked the map. Reporter "Where are they coming from? Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department. Oh, there's also a police officer on a bicycle. He also has "Metropolitan Police Department" written on his back. As expected, with the Prince Hotel being the main summit venue, there are a lot of police officers." Prefectural police have not disclosed the specific size of the contingent, such as the number of officers. The Osaka Summit will have a maximum of 18,000. A maximum of 15,000 troops are said to have been deployed to the Ise-Shima Summit. Our reporting team headed toward the center of Hiroshima City... Cameraman "Ah, I can't see them! A police car!" Camera Assistant "I could see a 'mountain.'" Cameraman "Ah! It's the Okayama Prefectural Police!" Reporter "Okayama Prefectural Police, Okayama Prefecture. Yay! Got it?" Cameraman "Faintly..." The government has revealed that it is coordinating a visit by G7 leaders to Peace Park during the summit. Perhaps this is training for their trip. A convoy is visible on the road connecting Motoujina and the Peace Park area. Cameraman "Oh, they're moving over here, too." Reporter "Moving? Where? Really. What, where is that?" Cameraman "Osaka!" Reporter "Osaka Prefectural Police. Did you get it?" Cameraman "No." Reporter "No?" We weren't able to capture the patrol car, believed to be the Osaka Prefectural Police... We'll continue our investigation. Cameraman "It's a Mito license plate." Reporter "Mito license plate! Ibaraki!" Then, the Osaka Prefectural Police, whom I'd missed earlier, appeared! And then... Reporter "They're here! These are the Saitama Prefectural Police! This is a VIP protection drill." When then-President Obama visited Hiroshima in 2016, several patrol cars and motorcycles led the way, followed by a motorcade carrying the president and his staff. The summit brings together leaders and officials from seven countries. Many patrol cars and motorcycles are needed. And then... Cameraman "Oita!" Cameraman "Oh, that's a Kawasaki license plate." Cameraman "Here comes Mie." Cameraman "That's Saga." So far, we've spotted police from 10 prefectures. Furthermore, there were many police vehicles waiting in the parking lot around Hiroshima Station. Reporter "Osaka, Osaka, Osaka, Shimane... Tottori, Shimane." Police vehicles were spotted in multiple locations. Reporter "There are police vehicles from each prefectural police force lined up here, too. Over there, you can see the Hokkaido symbol, a brown bear." A total of 20 prefectural police forces were spotted over the two days. With just two weeks left until the summit, police security will be further strengthened. For more details, check out NEWS DIG! ↓ https://newsdig.tbs.co.jp/articles/rc...