After 30 years of service to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, Director Mark Gwyn is entering the retired life.
Wednesday was Gwyn’s final day at the agency after more than 14 years at the helm as TBI Director. The McMinnville native announced back in February his intentions to retire from the TBI.
Gwyn’s last day arrives ahead of Governor Bill Haslam’s announcement for who will be his successor come July.
Knoxville Police Chief David Rausch, Bradley County Sheriff Tim Gobble and current TBI deputy director Jason Locke were the final three to be considered by the governor for the director position.
The governor’s announcement could come at any time before July 1.
TBI Director Gwyn Serves Last Day Before Retirement
May 17, 2018 | 5:00 AM