Throwing Stones: Cops Against the Government
★ 8.0·2017·1 seasons · 8 episodes·Series
Drama
Synopsis
One billion yen vanishes from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Two police inspectors work to discover the culprit, but politics may obstruct justice.
Episodes
Season 11
Episode 1Detective Kizaki meets with former partner Saimi after learning of a possible bribery scandal within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.55m2
Episode 2Lone wolf detective Kizaki prefers to go at it alone and begins investigating the suspicious Ministry of Foreign Affairs staff members by himself.51m3
Episode 3Kizaki discovers a lead pointing to an unprecedented level of government corruption, prompting higher-ups to push for his cooperation with Saimi.51m4
Episode 4Kizaki and Saimi become irked with the police department's lack of cooperation. Could it be the corruption runs closer to home than first thought?51m5
Episode 5After their prime suspect comes in for voluntary questioning, Kizaki and Saimi find themselves back to square one of their investigation.51m6
Episode 6After all his digging, Kizaki realizes he may have uncovered what could be the largest government corruption scandal in Japanese history.51m7
Episode 7Fearing that the roots of the scandal run far deeper than initially thought, Kizaki turns to the only person he can for answers: Manase.54m8
Episode 8Kizaki has all he needs to finally close the case but quickly realizes that evidence does little in the face of widespread government corruption.54m
Episode 1Detective Kizaki meets with former partner Saimi after learning of a possible bribery scandal within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.55m2Episode 2Lone wolf detective Kizaki prefers to go at it alone and begins investigating the suspicious Ministry of Foreign Affairs staff members by himself.51m3Episode 3Kizaki discovers a lead pointing to an unprecedented level of government corruption, prompting higher-ups to push for his cooperation with Saimi.51m4Episode 4Kizaki and Saimi become irked with the police department's lack of cooperation. Could it be the corruption runs closer to home than first thought?51m5Episode 5After their prime suspect comes in for voluntary questioning, Kizaki and Saimi find themselves back to square one of their investigation.51m6Episode 6After all his digging, Kizaki realizes he may have uncovered what could be the largest government corruption scandal in Japanese history.51m7Episode 7Fearing that the roots of the scandal run far deeper than initially thought, Kizaki turns to the only person he can for answers: Manase.54m8Episode 8Kizaki has all he needs to finally close the case but quickly realizes that evidence does little in the face of widespread government corruption.54mCast
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