The latest updates from the TriStar Protective Services team — officer recognition, company growth, and the stories that make us proud.
TriStar Protective Services is proud to report that footage captured by our officers' body-worn cameras and patrol vehicle dash cameras was used as key evidence in the prosecution of the suspects responsible for the fatal shooting that occurred on the I-40 on-ramp on July 26, 2025.
As we close out 2025, TriStar answered 1,400+ calls for service and completed 41,000+ patrols — a year of real impact for the communities we protect.
TriStar Protective Services officers on routine patrol heard multiple gunshots near an apartment complex and located a shooting victim in a vehicle on the I-40 on-ramp, immediately contacting Metro Police and emergency services.
A TriStar Protective Services security officer stopped an attempted vehicle theft after suspects shattered the sunroof of an Infiniti. The suspects fled immediately upon spotting the marked patrol unit.
Patrol Supervisor J. Mendoza discovered a three-year-old child wandering alone in near-freezing temperatures and is honored with the TPS Life-Saving Award, alongside Supervisor T. Young and Patrol Officer J. Vancleave.
Every TriStar Protective Services officer is now equipped with body-worn cameras, and our patrol fleet is fully integrated with dedicated dispatch radios for faster communication and real-time accountability.
TriStar Protective Services — Law enforcement founded, technology-driven, available 24/7.