morote(諸手) - open arms
seikatsuken(生活圏) - living area
yukaihan(愉快犯) - crime for pleasure
gentsuki baiku(原付バイク) - moped
kuryo(苦慮) - struggling
gekijyougata hanzai(劇場型犯罪) - theatrical crime
gaitōsha(該当者) - qualified, matching person
gyakutan(逆探) - tracing a phone call
hansou(搬送) - transport
futegiwa(不手際) - clumsiness
rokotsu(露骨) - blunt
tekii(敵意) - hostility
otoshiireu(陥れる) - ensnare
ikaku(威嚇) - threat
keiji buchō(刑事部長) - police manager
dandori(段取り) - setup
jisaku jien(自作自演) - acting, lying
okotatta(怠った) - neglected
shokushitu(職質) - short for shokumu shitsumon(職務質問). When a Japanese policeman notices a person acting oddly, he or she questions the individual to find out what the individual is up to.
shinya(深夜) - late at night
shūden(終電) - last train
sokkenai(そっけない) - unfriendly
ankeito(アンケート) - questionnaire
sugomareru(凄まれる) - fight back, complained back
kujō(苦情) - complaint
musen(無線) - radio
taishōsha(対象者) - subject
gote(後手) - moving second
renkō(連行) - take (someone to the police, by force if necessary)
migatte(身勝手) - self-indulgence
hinpan(頻繁) - frequently
sasai(些細) - trifling
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