Credits 
Car: Giants Software, THP edit Boss Hog 39
Truck:Seriousmods, THP edit Boss hog 39
Trailer: Ivan aka. Hardtruckisthebest, trailer and textures:Superman, landinggear (reworked by Ivan and Yankee Trucker)
Dciving aka. Codfish :D, shadowmodel
Bruno77, company skins Ventyres, rims and hub (reworked by Bora) Cascadia, tyre texture
Bora, tyres, lightmask, retexturing, scaling and convertion
amt, updated to 1.5 fixed missing textures 
Converted to fs 17 by: Unlimited Modding
THP: Edit By Boss Hog 39


I made These In Honor of All The Law Enfocrment Officers Who Has Fallen while on active Duty
But Since I am A Tenn Man I wanted to do THP Vehilces since dec 14, 1929 44 THP Officers have fallen 
I started this project in mid May with the intensions of just making the shelby cobra but after 
doing so I remembered the THP Had A peterbilt they use for commercial Vehicle use so I started the
Second half Of my project then I thought About A trailer For A Rolling billboard For Law Enforcement 
So Half Became A third And So the project of the trailer Began 

The 44 THP Officers That Has Fallen Since The THP Was Formed on Dec 14, 1929 are as follows

Trooper Charles Hash 
April 11, 1930
 Killed while operating a motorcycle in Memphis 
 
Trooper Walter Jones 
July 31, 1933
 Killed while operating a motorcycle in Nashville 
 
Trooper Lee Lovelace 
February 3, 1934
 Killed in a motorcycle accident 
 
Trooper Clovis Cole 
May 2, 1934
Killed in a motorcycle accident in Union City 
 
Trooper Ed Kennedy 
August 22, 1934
Killed in an automobile accident in Crab Orchard
 
Trooper Lindsey Smith 
December 17, 1934
 illed by a gunshot wound in Tullahoma 
 
Trooper Earl Hicks 
June 17, 1936
Killed in a motorcycle accident in Knox County 
 
Trooper Paul Summers 
August 8, 1936
Killed in a motorcycle accident in Nashville 
 
Trooper Carl Hickman 
September 15, 1937
Killed in a motorcycle accident in Athens 
 
Trooper Lewis Boone 
October 18, 1938
Killed in a motorcycle accident in Pigeon Forge 
 
Trooper Charles Gearhiser 
November 12, 1938
Killed in a motorcycle accident in Dyer County 
 
Trooper William Howard James 
September 14, 1942
Killed in a motorcycle accident in Murfreesboro 
 
Trooper James Williams 
January 1, 1943
Killed in a motorcycle accident in Murfreesboro 
 
Trooper William Crutcher 
August 3, 1944
Killed in a motorcycle accident in Bordeaux 
 
Staff Sergeant Fred Cole Woldrop 
April 1, 1950
Killed in an automobile accident in Goodlettsville 
 
Sergeant Oliver Devard Williamson 
April 6, 1952
Killed during a tornado in Brownsville 
 
Trooper Oscar Newton Morris 
May 9, 1956
Killed by being struck by an automobile 
 
Trooper Raymond Hendon 
June 3, 1957
Killed in an automobile accident in Smyrna 
 
Trooper Edward Jowers 
August 3, 1962
Killed in an automobile accident in Memphis 
 
Trooper Kenneth Moore 
February 2, 1964
Suffered a heart attack 
 
Trooper Joseph Emanuel Dillard 
September 15, 1964
Killed in an automobile accident in Medina 
 
Trooper William Gordon Barnes 
January 22, 1966
Killed in an automobile accident 
 
Trooper Michael Theodore Dafferner 
April 6, 1966
Killed in an automobile accident in Knoxville 
 
Lieutenant Samual W. Gibbs 
August 27, 1966
Killed by a gunshot wound in Shelbyville 
 
Trooper Eugene Brakebill 
October 9, 1966
Suffered a heart attack while in pursuit of a car 
 
Trooper Roy Alford Mynatt 
February 11, 1968
Killed in an automobile accident in Rockwood 
 
Trooper C. B. Martin 
May 4, 1969
Killed in an automobile accident in Sparta 
 
Trooper Samuel F. Holcomb, Jr. 
March 27, 1988
Hit by a vehicle on I-40 
 
Officer Michael Lloyd Rector 
May 31, 1990
Shot during an undercover investigation 
 
Trooper Douglas Wayne Tripp 
May 19, 1991
Shot during a traffic stop 
 
Trooper George Van Dorse Holcomb 
January 26, 1992
Hit by a tractor trailer while at the scene of an accident 
 
Sergeant James David Perry 
October 3, 1999
Suffered a heart attack while in foot pursuit 
 
Trooper Bobby J. Maples 
November 5, 1999
Suffered a heart attack while assisting a motorist 
 
Trooper Lynn McCarthy Ross 
July 26, 2000
Killed when a tractor trailer struck vehicle 
 
Trooper John Gregory Mann 
January 1, 2001
Struck by a vehicle during a foot pursuit 
 
Trooper John Robert Davis 
March 17, 2001
Killed in an automobile accident 
 
Trooper Todd Michael Larkins 
July 8, 2005
Struck by a tractor trailer during a traffic stop 
 
Trooper Calvin Wayne Jenks 
January 6, 2007
Shot during a traffic stop 
 
Trooper Andrew Thomas Wall 
May 7, 2011
Killed in a motorcycle accident in Smyrna 
 
Trooper Michael Slagle 
January 25, 2013
Killed in a vehicle crash and suffered heart attack. 

Sergeant Brain Boshears
April 22, 2013
Sergeant Boshears Passed Away From Complications to Pneumonia
 
Sergeant Joshua Mabe
June 6, 2015
Sgt, Mabe Was Killed In Off Duty Farming Accident At His home Hancook Co

The Tennessee Highway Patrol came into existence on December 14, 1929, 
to replace the unpopular Tennessee State Police Force, which had been 
created in 1926 and had been patterned after the Texas Rangers to obtain 
fees and taxes from citizens.[3][4] In 1957, the Tennessee Highway Patrol 
became the first police agency in the United States to utilize helicopters 
in patrol work.

The head of the Tennessee Highway Patrol is Colonel Tracy Trott, who has 
served with the organization since 1978 and has served as the head of 
Tennessee Highway Patrol since 2010.[5][6] The THP is headquartered in 
Nashville, the state capital. The agency's field operations are organized 
geographically into eight districts, each with a district headquarters and 
a varying number of troops (stations that are usually grouped with adjacent 
counties). As of September 2007, the Tennessee Highway Patrol was authorized 
to have up to 947 commissioned troopers.[7]

The Tennessee Highway Patrol operates five inspection sites around the state, 
in Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. The Tennessee Highway Patrol's enforcement 
activities at the inspection sites, also called scale complexes, include 
inspections of commercial vehicles and driver logs, highway patrols with a 
focus on traffic violations by trucks, and weighing of commercial vehicles, 
both at permanent inspection stations on Interstate highways and with 
portable scales.[8]

As mentioned above, the Tennessee Highway Patrol organizes the state into 
eight districts, which have a district headquarters, a varying number of 
troops, and county facilities. The table below indicates the district, the 
troops in each region, the counties in each district and troop, and the 
locations of the district headquarters and inspection facilities 
(called scale complexes). With the extensive coverage of THP facilities, 
the Tennessee Highway Patrol therefore has a presence in each of Tennessee's 
95 counties.

More Info
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tennessee_Highway_Patrol