All-Terrain Special Units
Synopsis
280 elite police officers in Ecuador's GIR unit conduct all-terrain patrols to combat smuggling along rivers and estuaries.
Synopsis
Lieutenant of El Pozo leads the Response and Recovery Group (GIR) in Ecuador, a unit tasked with combating smuggling along the country’s rivers. Operating in Guayaquil, the GIR consists of 280 elite officers trained for high-risk situations. In Brazil, the NEPOM unit patrols the Paraná River, where traffickers exploit borders. Both units face daily challenges as they work to disrupt drug and arms trafficking through extensive training and coordination on land and water.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet the elite police officers of the GIR in Ecuador.
- See how NEPOM tackles smuggling along the Paranà River.
- Find out about the intense training of special units.
Did You Know
- The GIR in Ecuador consists of 280 elite police officers.
- Guayaquil is known as the pearl of the Pacific.
- The river section of the GIR was created about 5 years ago due to increased piracy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the name of the elite police unit in Ecuador?
The elite police unit in Ecuador is called the GIR, or Response and Recovery Group.
How many elite police officers are in the GIR?
The GIR brings together 280 elite police officers throughout Ecuador.
What is the main responsibility of the NEPOM unit in Brazil?
The NEPOM unit in Brazil is responsible for patrolling land, water, and air to combat trafficking.
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