Senate Joint Resolution 149, sponsored by McNally, honors the memory of Mark Gwyn, the former director of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI), who recently passed away. Gwyn was recognized for his exemplary public service and leadership during his fourteen-year tenure at the TBI, where he worked tirelessly to enhance the agency's effectiveness in combating serious crimes such as human trafficking, gang violence, and cybercrimes. His contributions included managing critical programs like the TBI Top Ten Most Wanted and the AMBER Alert program, as well as overseeing the state's forensic crime labs and providing specialized training to law enforcement personnel.

The resolution reflects on Gwyn's impressive career, which began as a patrol officer and culminated in his role as TBI director, where he was appointed to three six-year terms. It acknowledges his extensive training and involvement in various law enforcement committees, highlighting his commitment to integrity and public service. The General Assembly expresses its condolences to Gwyn's family and friends, recognizing his lasting legacy of dedication and compassion in both his professional and personal life.