This self-proclaimed superhero usually fights with excessive means for a nonsensical cause. Miyuki and Natsumi have to deal with Strike Man ( ストライク男 ) on a regular basis. Often it is simply a matter of traffic, often with car chases. The traffic department of the Bokuto district rarely has to deal with criminals. They move in together because Miyuki still has space in her apartment and lives closer to the station. Natsumi is not very enthusiastic about her at first, but after their first joint effort, the worries have dissipated. Finally, she almost runs over a cat and is confronted - by Miyuki, her new partner.

She is late on the first day of work and takes a forbidden shortcut with her Honda Motocompo. In the anime version, Natsumi is transferred to the Bokuto district.

The manga does not describe how Miyuki and Natsumi get to know each other. In the anime, she later meets mountain rescuer Shoji Tokairin ( 東海林将司 ) and falls in love with him. She fell in love with the head of the traffic department. She is an excellent motorcyclist and sometimes has inhuman strength. She tends to be lazy, often overslept, and has a big appetite. Natsumi has many bad qualities compared to her partner Miyuki. However, neither of them admit their feelings for each other. She is in love with Ken Nakajima ( 中嶋剣 ), a colleague from the motorcycle patrol. She is usually polite and shy, but when it comes to “her” vehicles that can change quickly. In addition to the Today, she has also converted various other vehicles in the area. Miyuki is not only a good driver, but also a technical genius. Her company car is a tuned Honda Today, which Miyuki drives like a racing car. The two traffic police officers Miyuki Kobayakawa (Japanese 小早川美幸 ) and Natsumi Tsujimoto ( 辻本夏実 ) live together and work as partners in the fictional Bokuto precinct in the Sumida district of Tokyo. The work was implemented as an anime and television series. You're under arrest! ( Japanese 逮捕しちゃうぞ Taiho Shichau zo ) is a manga series by the Japanese illustrator Kōsuke Fujishima, which appeared in Japan from 1987 to 1992.

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