London, Victoria District, a six-story red building stands by the Thames River.
This is the office of the British Secret Intelligence Service, commonly known as Military Intelligence Six, the very agency from which the legendary agent James Bond from the 007 series originated.
The bald foreigner who appeared in the café two hours ago is now sitting in a spacious office, analyzing information on a laptop.
The United Kingdom, like America, places a high value on citizen privacy, resulting in their surveillance systems existing primarily in public spaces.
Even if you want to install a camera at your front door, you have to think it over carefully. If you accidentally capture footage of your next-door neighbor, you could potentially face a lawsuit.
This is one of the important reasons why the crime-solving rate over there is very low, so even with special permissions, the bald man couldn't obtain footage of the gunfight at Warehouse 98 that night.
