Chris Nanos, the elected sheriff of Pima County, Arizona, is currently under investigation for alleged discrepancies in his resume as he oversees the search for missing person Nancy Guthrie, who has been unaccounted for since February 1. The investigation was prompted by a report from The Arizona Republic, which highlighted inconsistencies in Nanos' employment history, particularly during his tenure with the El Paso Police Department in Texas from 1976 to 1982. During this period, Nanos faced eight suspensions for various allegations, including use of force and insubordination. Furthermore, discrepancies in his resignation date and promotion timeline have raised questions about his integrity. Despite these allegations, Nanos continues to serve in his role, with his attorney asserting that the issues are administrative and unrelated to his current responsibilities. As the investigation unfolds, both the inquiry into Nanos and the search for Guthrie remain active.