The study explores interagency cooperations among Investigation Bureau Units and Police Departments by literature reviews and in-depth interviews. The research shows that interagency cooperations mostly through unofficial coordinations and confines in certain types of cases, such as investigation of bribery, drugs, human trafficking, organized crimes, etc. Furthermore, given the fact that there is an wavelength among these agencies, the performance-based evaluation often affect agencies’ will of cooperation, which indirectly results in an awkward situation that these institutions are unable to integrate resources effectively and crackdown on crimes. Thus, the research suggests that government should adjust the mechanism of performance-based evaluation, set up channels for cooperation, establish platform for information inquiry, build up a region-united crime investigation system and convene conference of negotiation, so as to achieve the goal of integrating resources and carry out the task of public security maintenance in every aspect.