Retired Bible Teacher Guy Nir
(Retired) Guy Nir served in the Israel Police for 30 years. Nir began his career as a detective in the central unit of the Tel Aviv District and later served in detective, intelligence and command positions, reaching the rank of lieutenant colonel.
Among other things, T.N.C. Nir was head of the drug section at the Tel Aviv Police Headquarters, and the Israel Police representative in Latin America, where he stayed with his family in Bogota, the capital of Colombia, and went on activities throughout the subcontinent. Nir quickly became a kind of 'sheriff' of the subcontinent and managed to capture dozens of fugitive criminals, drug importers and murderers, all of whom were Blue and White. Among the criminals Nir captured were Moshe Ben Avgi, the murderer of taxi driver Derek Roth, Gregory Lerner, who defrauded hundreds of Israelis and fled with their money, Ben Sotchi and Erez Akriszewski, two of the most dangerous criminals in Israel, who escaped from prison in Israel and settled in Latin America, and many other criminals who believed that Latin America would be a 'city of refuge' for them.
Later in his service, Nir commanded the Special Operations Department in the Intelligence Division and served as head of Israel's Interpol. In this role, he developed new methods of operation and commanded all special activities against criminal organizations in Israel and abroad, while embedding the concept of "a breakthrough and a breakthrough" in the modus operandi of the Israel Police.
In his last position, Nir served as head of the Israel Police's Intelligence Division, dealing with sensitive and secret cases and establishing advanced and controversial intelligence and technology systems.