Psycho Pass: Inspector Shinya Kogami Volume 1, Gotu, Midori

An artificial organ with a numbered brand is the key piece of evidence that leads Section 3 to a network of organ smuggling They must set up a complicated trap in order to catch the culprit However the real perpetrator may not be who they think it is...

Reviews for the Psycho-Pass anime series:

On the whole, Psycho-Pass is a grim, interesting show that poses some philosophical questions about what makes a criminal. We are all capable of doing bad things at times-should we be punished because we thought of hurting someone before we act on it? Or because we were victims?-Anime News Network

Makes good use of the dystopian future genre, good foils and parallels throughout. Some neat visuals...
-Anime News Network

Psycho-Pass is a compelling cyberpunk mystery...-Kotaku

All these crimes-and the series itself-are tied together by a puppet master antagonist working behind the scenes. Much like the Moriarty character from BBCs Sherlock, the main villain of Psycho Pass is a consulting criminal. While he rarely dirties his hands himself, he is the man working in the shadows to supply the murderers with the resources they need to get away with their crimes. In this way he is shown to be brilliant, competent, and more than a little terrifying-despite the ultimate failures of each of his murderous clients.-Kotaku

You will emotionally invest in these characters. You will be made to feel and have empathy towards them. The main characters are some of the strongest I have experienced in a while and the side characters also impacted me greatly. Agent Kogami is an interesting character who has both physical and mental strength that makes him really likeable (and loveable in my opinion).-IGN