Episode 12 of Police in a Pod starts with Yamada taking out the reenactment doll to reenact a horrible crime. The witness says he took some time to help the victim, but the victim said she was helped right away. This means she lied to protect herself from further trauma.
Maki, who had taken the girl’s statement, feels ashamed that she couldn’t push the victim to get all the necessary information from her.
Fuji tells her it’s alright, but Minamoto says getting all the information in such a situation is a policewoman’s duty. Men often like to tell women what their duties are.
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Episode 13 Speculations
The episode did not end with the arrest of the criminal, like in previous episodes. So I guess this would be the story we see in the thirteenth and last episode. Fans are worried about whether the rapist will be caught or not. I sure hope they do.
That scene where Yamada feels terrible for the doll because her bra got torn was hilarious. He even sewed her bra back together so that she didn’t have to go without one. It’s so confusing that men still don’t know what women need and don’t need.
Episode 13 Release Date
Episode 13 of the Police in a Pod anime has been released on Wednesday, Mar 30, 2022. The episode title or preview has not been shown.
1. Is Police in a Pod on Break This Week?
No, episode 13 of Police in a Pod is not on a break this week and will be released as per schedule. No delay has been announced.
Episode 12 Recap
Yamada takes out a “reenactment” doll from the storage, which is used when they need to reenact a crime, especially the sexual assault ones. Kawai is thoroughly creeped out by it.
A man in an alley assaulted a schoolgirl. The witness/savior is brought in for the reenactment, and Yamada acts as the criminal. The witness says that at first, he didn’t do anything to save her because he thought they were a couple.
He had gone as far as the dental office when he thought something was odd and went back to check. There is a 50-meter distance between the crime scene and the dental office, but the victim said she was helped right away.
This inconsistency was probably because the victim did not give accurate information and wanted to hide the traumatic things that happened to her. Groping was perhaps not the only thing that happened to her.
Officer Maki, who had taken the victim’s statement, was devastated that she didn’t push the girl enough and did what was needed. Fuji asks her not to worry about it, and Minamoto says Fuji shouldn’t be so soft on her.
Minamoto says a policewoman has to get the victim’s statement in such situations properly. Fuji thinks they should think about the interrogator, too, since she’s also a woman. The fight goes on until Yamada says something stupid and Fuji slaps him.
A whole committee is set up to catch the rapists, who drag school girls into a black van or an alley and assault them brutally. One man is identified as a suspect called Yasuda Daijiro. Minamoto and Fuji are given the duty of keeping an eye on Yasuda.
At the next meeting, none of the squads have anything to report, but Maki says she got the complete statement from the girl this time.
About Hakozume
Hakozume is a manga series by Miko Yasu. Kodansha has serialized the in the Morning magazine since 2017. Its English name is “Packed Up: A Police Box Woman’s Counterattack.”
It is a seinen manga about two female police officers who form a duo. It is the birth of the duo who keep the Okajima Prefectural Police’s male team on their toes.
The quirky team will prove their teamwork and make sure that crime doesn’t cross paths with them.
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