THP PICTURES

YESTERDAY These men helped to forge an Honorable history for the Tennessee Highway Patrol, there work and dedication to Duty is always remembered. No picture collection would be complete without them.

1956

1958

Todays Troopers go thru a grueling 24 week Academy. Along with hundreds of hours of class room training they are taught weapons, defensive driving, and defensive tactics.

Our home away from home

Firing range

Learning to drive..TROOPER STYLE

Better Stay awake here!!!

The final result is a New Trooper that stands Tall,Proud, and is Ready to Serve.

The Troopers of today perform many Functions in addition to Trafic Enforcement, Accident Investigation, and Assisting Local agencies.

The THP Honor Guard performing Ceremonial Duties

Special operations Units perform rescue operations from any angle!

They seek out and destroy Marijuana crops

And are trained and prepared for Bomb Disposal.

It is impossible to show or list all that is done by the THP. I hope You got an idea of what we do and how we train to SERVE YOU!

VEHICLES OF THE TENNESSEE HIGHWAY PATROL

OUR MAIN RIDE

Along with our regular patrol vehicles we also are the proud owners of the Tennessee Litter Bug

MOBILE COMMAND CENTER

Critical Incident Response Team,
When you care enough to send the very best!

THE ULTIMATE PRICE PAID BY THE TENNESSEE HIGHWAY PATROL AND IT'S MEMBERS

Trp. John Mann
1959-2001

Trp. John Mann, who was both a friend and co-worker, was struck and killed on January 1, 2001 by a hit and run driver. Trp Mann was fighting with and attempting to arrest a Car Jacking Subject when he was struck.
John, you have left a great hole in the thin blue line, you will be missed greatly and remembered with much Pride.

Trp. John Robert Davis
1951-2001

Trp. John Robert Davis was involved in a Single vehicle Accident on March 17, 2001. Trp. Davis had been working a Motor Vehicle Accident and had just left the scene when he lost control of his vehicle in a curve on a dark back country road. Trp Davis died as a result of the injuries received in that accident.
Trp. Davis was a fine example of all that is good. He will be greatly missed.

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