After Pasi's report concluded, Jerome Bonaparte then listened to Minister of Internal Affairs Leon Fushi's report on the Paris security issue. In the report, Leon Fushi subtly pointed out the "problems" with Police Chief Maxime Decamps, but did not mention a word about the newly established Anti-revolution Bureau within the Police Department.
Jerome Bonaparte nodded in satisfaction. Characters like Leon Fushi who understood the ways were rare. He immediately said to Leon Fushi, "Since you think our Police Chief has issues, then replace him!"
Upon receiving Jerome Bonaparte's approval, Leon Fushi promptly responded, "Mr. President, then how should we handle the Special Team under the Police Chief?"
The Special Team mentioned by Leon Fushi was an armed squad formed by the Extreme Republican Faction to respond to the June Revolution, and it was also one of the few armed forces currently held by the Republican Faction.
