The You're Under Arrest Gang tackles the one taboo subject matter that ICE Immigration hates most: the Internet Community comparing them to the Nazi Movement. They use Ernst Yanning's speech in Judgment at Nuremburg as an example.
Aoi Futaba and Miyuki Kobayakawa discuss an incident where a school bus driver confessed to ten cases of molesting a five year old girl. The scary part is - it's only the third incident to hit the news within a month.
The You're Under Arrest Gang discuss San Marcos suffering it's first murder for 2018 - the odd part is, they almost made it eight months into the year without one.
The You're Under Arrest gang is assigned community service duty visiting a school for their Junior Officers Program. This time however, the Chief tells them to throw the public relations book out the window and do whatever they want.
Miyuki and Natsumi discuss the story of a jealous ex-boyfriend disguising himself as a delivery boy for amazon so that he could kidnap his old girlfriend of seven years and hold her hostage in her own home.
Miyuki Kobayakawa suffers a fantasy nightmare where she becomes the shooter of Botham Jean. As a consequence, she is forced to watch in horror as it brings down a social media nightmare upon the Bokuto Police Department.
Miyuki Kobayakawa and Natsumi Tsujimoto have some serious explaining to do when a teenage girl manages to commit suicide while handcuffed in the back of their patrol car. Something about their story doesn't add up right.
Yoriko Nikaido tells a scary campfire tale about Deputy Zachary Wester, the cop who single handily managed to plant drug evidence on over a hundred people, only to have all of his cases thrown out of court. A cautionary tale indeed.
When Donald Trump threatens a massive ICE raid in cities all over the United States, the You're Under Arrest gang prepares for battle, sending out a message to immigrants to prepare themselves and know their rights.
Japan's Anime Industry suffers it's most horrifying tragedy to date when a disgruntled novelist sets fire to the Kyoto Animation building, taking the lives of 33 employees and injuring 36 more.
