PEOPO is the official mascot of the TMPD. His design was inspired by the concept of "TMPD that the public can relate to and trust in." He is the embodiment of the TMPD officers' hopes for the happiness and well-being of the public. PEOPO's features are evocative of cute animals. His antenna detects changes in society quickly; his big eyes watch society carefully; and his big ears listen to citizens closely. The name PEOPO is derived from "PEOple" and "POlice." PEOPO Town (only in Japanese) PEOPOTMPD’s mascot character TOKYO METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT 2-1-1, Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda City, Tokyo, 100-8929, Japan Telephone: +81-3-3581-4321 (TMPD pilot number) TMPD website http://www.keishicho.metro.tokyo.jp/ TMPD 3 PROTECTING TOKYO - 110 OPERATORS 5 STAYING CLOSE TO LOCAL COMMUNITIES 7 PREVENTING CRIME 9 PROTECTING CITIZENS FROM CRIME 11 PREVENTING JUVENILE DELINQUENCIES AND FOSTERING SOUND GROWTH 13 BRINGING IN SUSPECTS AND SOLVING CASES 15 UNEARTHING THE FACTS ―FORENSIC SCIENCE― 17 FIGHTING ORGANIZED CRIME 19 MAKING TOKYO'S ROADS THE SAFEST IN THE WORLD 21 FACILITATING THE REALIZATION OF A SOCIETY WITH SMOOTH AND SAFE TRAFFIC 23 PROTECTING SOCIETY FROM THE THREAT OF TERRORISM 25 KEEPING TOKYO AND ITS CITIZENS SAFE 27 RESPONDING TO ANY DISASTER 29 TRAINING FUTURE OFFICERS FOR THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PRESERVING PUBLIC SAFETY 30 PROMOTING THE ROLES OF WOMEN AT WORK 31 OBTAINING SPECIALIZED SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE 32 INTERACTING WITH CITIZENS 32 THE POLICE MUSEUM 32 SUPPORTING VICTIMS OF CRIME 33 OUR PLATFORMS ON THE INTERNET 33 OUR TWITTER ACCOUNTS Enthronement Parade Giving radio commands to officers Receiving emergency calls Communications Command Center PROTECTING TOKYO - 110 OPERATORS Heading to the scene Call 110 for Emergencies/Accidents Call #9110 for Non-Emergencies "Help!" The Communications Command Headquarters respond swiftly to emergency calls from citizens. Experienced 110 CALL STATISTICS 110 operators and radio command officers utilize a IN 2019 state-of-the-art system to answer the calls and give commands to on-site police officers. Total number of calls: Approx.1,840,000 The Communications Command Headquarters keep Tokyo Average number of calls per day: Approx. 5,000 safe and secure by responding to 110 calls swiftly and Most common calls: Traffic Accidents Pursuit by patrol boat Pursuit by police car Pursuit by helicopter effectively. (Approx. 220,000) What the operators need to know: Crimes/Traffic Accidents ●What's happening? If you don't know where you are, tell us about any landmarks you can see nearby, Call 110 for emergencies ●Where are you? Are there any landmarks? Which floor are you on? such as intersections or buildings. Call 110 if: ●When did it happen? We can also locate you by the reference You've become a victim of a crime or been involved in a traffic ●How serious is the damage? Are there any witnesses or injured persons? accident. numbers on traffic signs, traffic lights, and You've witnessed a crime or a traffic accident. ● What does the perpetrator look like? Can you tell their gender and/or how old electric poles. Similarly, vending machines they are? How many of them were there? Which way did they go? have a label with their address on it. Concerns/Problems Individual reference numbers Individual reference numbers Individual reference numbers Address labels on traffic signs on traffic lights on electric poles on vending machines Call #9110 for non-emergencies You can also seek advice at police stations. When you call #9110, you will be put through to the TMPD General Advisory Center. The operator will determine the Arresting an offender (training) nature of your call and reroute you to the appropriate section. Scan the 2-D bar code for more details on the 110 Dispatching System (only in Japanese). Heading to the scene Giving directions Standing watch Police questioning Managing lost property STAYING CLOSE TO LOCAL COMMUNITIES TMPD officers go on patrol, give directions, and Comprehensive measures Joint patrols to ensure safety in major nightlife districts provide advice, using kobans (police boxes) or residential police boxes as a base for local services. to establish safety Upon receiving an emergency 110 call, they head to the in nightlife districts scene immediately to address the situation. The TMPD aims to make downtown areas safe They also provide local residents with information and attractive, so that both domestic and on recent crimes and natural disasters, and make international visitors can enjoy themselves without collaborative efforts with them to prevent crime, keeping any worries. We are cracking down on crime and Tokyo safe and secure. cooperating with various public and private sectors in order to achieve a healthy environment in major nightlife districts in Tokyo. Raid at an illegal adult-entertainment business Door-to-door house visit Officers on patrol Public-private conference on countermeasures Countering unconventional fraud against unconventional fraud The TMPD worked to end unconventional fraud by cooperating with private PREVENTING CRIME Public awareness event businesses and organizations. Campaign against unconventional fraud STOPPO, the mascot The TMPD held a public event and asked railway character for the anti-unconventional fraud operators to cooperate in raising public awareness The campaign included a talk show campaign run by the about unconventional frauds. promoting measures to prevent TMPD Crime Prevention unconventional frauds. Task Force. Audience participation videos Convention against unconventional frauds The TMPD has been fully committed to 10k Number of criminal offenses reported in Tokyo "Comprehensive Crime Suppression" since 2003. As a result, the number of criminal offenses detected in Tokyo in 2019 fell 65 percent from How to Protect Your Cash Card from Scammers Quizzes How to Deal with Ukeko (Receivers) the peak in 2002, to the lowest point after the end of World War II. This declining trend has Receive notifications about crimes in been observed for the past 17 years since 2003. Do you have Digi Police, your area or measures to prevent crime Crime Prevention A very informative multi-functional app 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 the crime prevention app? ＊Available on iOS or Android (for free) Task Force Official Twitter account In 2019, the number of unconventional fraud Home screen All about fraud Personal alarm Total number of unconventional frauds reported and Sharing information about calls from Cases total financial damage in Tokyo Billion (JPY) cases reported in Tokyo stood at 3,815, and the perpetrators of unconventional fraud 8.7 financial damage amounted to JPY 7.59 billion. and their latest approach and Number of cases 8.8 8.1 8.0 7.9 techniques. Financial damage 7.5 Both the number of cases and the amount of 6.7 5.9 6.1 financial damage decreased from the year before. ※ 4.7 Unconventional fraud is a general term for a type of fraud in which the perpetrator claims to be a relative or an official of 3.2 a public institution by calling or sending a postcard (or other 2.3 mail) to the victim. The perpetrator then defrauds the victim of cash or cash cards, or deceives the victim saying that the victim can receive a refund of medical or other expenses, 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 and makes the victim operate an ATM to send money to the *Statistics include cases where victims were defrauded of their cash cards starting from 2018. perpetrator’s account. Safety measures for women and children Anti-molester function Scan the 2-D bar code for more details on unconventional frauds and how to prevent them (only in Japanese). Investigators searching the office of an organized crime group For iOS For Android Evidence from a case of unconventional fraud in a case of unconventional fraud Preventing street crimes To protect the citizens of Tokyo from street crime, the TMPD installs street security cameras in high-risk areas, and PROTECTING CITIZENS FROM CRIME provides information about recent crimes in your area via the Tokyo Crime Map. We also work with local residents to protect the safety of children. The TMPD is taking measures to protect citizens from crime so that they can live safely and peacefully. Preventing crime through Investigating cases related to community safety counseling COVID-19 The TMPD responds to the concerns of citizens, providing guidance and advice, and also interviewing related parties and issuing warnings so that the situation will not escalate. The TMPD takes action to prevent crime and strives to ensure that the citizens of Tokyo continue to live safe and peaceful lives. Community safety counseling Evidence seized Watching over children with local residents Local safety information Handling cases related to personal safety Utilizing the Street Security Camera System When the TMPD is alerted to cases related to personal safety (i.e., cases where it is necessary to secure the personal In order to prevent crimes in high-risk locations such as downtown areas, the TMPD has installed security cameras in public safety of the victim immediately, such as cases of stalking, domestic violence, missing or abducted people, abuse of children, spaces. The footage is displayed on monitors at all times and is recorded. elderly people, disabled people, and precursory cases that may lead to sexual crimes against children or women), we will promptly bring in the perpetrators and take protective measures for the victims and related parties. Communications Command Center Community Safety Security Camera Center Public awareness posters Investigating the extent of the loss, damage, or injury Creating a safe and secure cyberspace Network While the spread of smartphones and IoT devices has made cyberspace more accessible, sophisticated cybercrimes have also become a common occurrence.