Hiba commands a specialized counter-terrorism unit of reformed convicts granted authority to deploy extreme force against criminals inaccessible to conventional law enforcement. His own history includes prior incarceration for unspecified crimes before recruitment into this unit.

He exhibits exceptional tactical proficiency, frequently employing customized motorcycles for high-speed pursuits and combat engagements. His leadership merges decisiveness with deliberate breaches of standard protocols, prioritizing mission success above procedural constraints.

During the Nicaragua Canal hostage crisis involving a hijacked transatlantic ship, Hiba adopts the codename "Japa" and recruits seven specialists to assemble an ad-hoc iteration of his unit for the operation. This scenario showcases his ability to rapidly form effective teams under pressure while adapting to large-scale terrorist threats in international waters.

His characterization consistently highlights tactical ingenuity in high-risk environments and the pragmatic utilization of former criminals for state-sanctioned missions. Occasional internal conflicts arise concerning the unit's extrajudicial authority, particularly when confronting institutional corruption that directly challenges their mandate.