How to interpret 感じの情報 in this sentence


This is from a blog about Death Note

> L及び警察側の状況整理という感じの情報が出されていきます。

From episode 2, the context is a reunion were the police and L are reviewing
information about the kira case and one officer is reading tip offs.

I'm trying to interpret this and I have something like:

> there's the information of [a sense of the police and L making plans] that
> is going to be taken out (exposed in the reunion).




感じ literally means "feeling" of "sense", but this ～という感じの is just an informal
way to avoid assertive tone, so it's like "kinda looks (to me) like ～", "along
the lines of ～", "that might be called a ～", etc. In this case, it implies
状況整理 is the reviewer's own wording, i.e., no one in the anime actually said
状況整理.

  * 状況整理: organization/summarizing/review of the current situation (of Kira's case)
  * L及び警察側の状況整理: review of the situation seen from the L and police's side
  * L及び警察側の状況整理という感じの情報: information that kind of looks like a review of the current situation seen from the L and police's side

See also:

  * [Subject for 感じ in the following sentence](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/21106/5010)
  * [Can someone please help me understand the structure of this sentence?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/33626/5010)




Let's start piece by piece:

L及び警察側 = L and the police

状況整理 = assessing the situation

L及び警察側の状況整理 = L and police assessing the situation

L及び警察側の状況整理という感じ = The feeling of `"L and the police assessing the situation"`

L及び警察側の状況整理という感じの情報 = The information of the feeling of `"L and the police
assessing the situation"`

L及び警察側の状況整理という感じの情報が出されていきます。 = The information of the feeling of `"L and the
police assessing the situation"` is shown

To put it into more natural English, the show portrays the feeling that L and
the police are assessing the situation.

