Tipton County Constable's Office
Tipton County, Tennessee
District 2
Chris Fisher
Certifications:
DUI Detection and Standardized Field Sobriety Testing
Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement (ARIDE)
Significant Activity Reports
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2024
Basic Vehicle Contraband Concealment - May 2024
Constables Darren Smith and Chris Fisher are attending a two-day training course today and tomorrow on Contraband Concealment. This world-class training allows your Constables to rapidly recognize and detect traps, compartments, and secret hiding places used to conceal and transport illicit commodities, including small arms, explosives, illicitly gained and laundered money, narcotics, and chemicals used to manufacture narcotics. Your Tennessee Constables are committed to the fight against drugs in Tipton County. Constables do not receive tax funding to operate or attend training. The costs for this training class were paid directly by the Constable.
Sea of Blue Memorial - Josephy McKinney - April 21, 2024
Constables Fisher and Smith participated in the Sea of Blue for Memphis Police Officer, Rusty Mckinney. Thank you for your service and Godspeed Officer McKinney. #seaofblue #josephmckinney
Local officers from Tipton County included Tipton Sheriff's Office, Munford Police Department, Town of Atoka Police Department, Covington Police Department, Tennessee Highway Patrol, and Millington Tennessee Police Department.
2023
Constables Represented at Celebrate Munford 2023
Constables Fisher and Smith attended Celebrate Munford and spent the day promoting crime prevention and passing out free crime prevention newsletters.
Tipton County Constables Requalify for the Upcoming Year
Constables from all around West Tennessee requalified on the 9th of Sept for the upcoming year. Constables Fisher, Mayo, Miller, and Smith requalified on their duty weapons during the annual event.
Constable Fisher had a 100% shot placement rate.
March, 2023 Man killed, dozens injured after tornado rips through Tipton County
“We’ve been overwhelmed and we can’t thank our community and outside of our community, we can’t thank them enough,” said Tipton County Sheriff Shannon Beasley. Despite the overwhelming help, law enforcement are now on the lookout for potential looters. “We’ve had THP as well as the sheriff’s office as well that are helping us and also our local constables,” said Covington Police Chief Donna Turner.
Constable Smith was on location at Indian Creek where the devastation turned fatal for one Tipton County man. Also known to be working in the area were Constables Fisher, Mayo, and Osborn.
2022
Constable Fisher's New Patrol Car - October 2022
Just after the August, 2022 election, Constable Fisher researches and purchases a 2021 Dodge Charger patrol vehicle to serve the citizens of his district and Tipton County. Constables must purchase vehicles at their own expense, including all maintenance and fuel. These expenses are completely funded by the constable and taxpayers receive the benefit!
