Tripp Anderson Age: 26

Name: Tripp Anderson

Date of Birth: 07/25/1997 Age: 26

Gender: Male

Personality and Alignments

• Lawful Good
• Loves the adrenaline rushes he gets when in risky situations while doing his job

Strengths and Weaknesses

Strengths

• Determined
• Hard Worker

Weaknesses

• Hates sitting around.

Lifestyle:

Education

• Bachelors in criminal justice with a minor in Counterterrorism and Homeland Security

Hobbies

• Working Out
• Training in Firearms and Tactics
• Hunting
• Fishing
• Being Outdoors
• Trucks

Career

• U.S. Air Force 3P0X1 (2015-2022)
• NMDPS- K9 Officer II (Current)
• NMDPS- SRT Team (Current)
• Owner of El Reno Aviation (Current)

Relationships

Mother: Unknown

Father: Unknown

Siblings: Andy LeMillion, Newgate LeMillion

Friends: Kamron and Vanessa Park, Alex Starks, Lucas and Grace Reynolds

Backstory:

Shortly after Tripp was born, he was given up for adoption. Tripp would end up in an orphanage in the outskirts of Houston, Texas. Tripp would immediately start working when he turned 15 to make a living to be able to move out of the orphanage. Tripp had always had a dream of being in the Military or working in a Law Enforcement Capacity. Upon turning 18 Tripp joined the Air Force under a General Contact and would get a job at basic training.

Trip went to basic training in August of 2015, Basic training was in San Antonio Texas. While in basic training Tripp was given the job of 3P0X1 Security Forces. Tripp liked this choice because of his drive to work in law enforcement one day. After the completion of Basic Training and Tech School he was given his orders to his First Duty Assignment at Ellsworth Air Force base in South Dakota. Tripp would be stationed there for the first 3 years of his career. While at his first duty station he would find why a lot of people talked bad about Security Forces, because most of his shifts would be at the front gate scanning IDs as people came onto base.

Tripp would Deploy to Afghanistan in end of 2017, while on deployment he would do a lot of routine vehicle patrols to the nearby town and a lot of tower duty shifts. The base came under attack quite a few times while Tripp was on that deployment. During these attacks and firefights Tripp would get these adrenaline rushes and would begin to chase these adrenaline rushes. Tripp would return to the states and back to his base in 2018 and would soon get orders to a new base. He would move to his new home at Dover Air Force base in Delaware.

Shortly after moving to Dover AFB, he would get promoted to the rank of SSgt in 2019. Midway through 2019 he would go on his second deployment back to Afghanistan. This time Tripp was more mature and grown and did not chase the Adrenaline rushes unless they came to him. This would come a lot, when the convoy on the “routine” patrol was ambushed and a firefight would ensue. Tripp would make it out of this firefight safely but have several close calls of being struck by enemy fire. After the close call Tripp started being a lot more cautious when in firefights, as he was in several more by the time the deployment came to an end.

He would return to Dover AFB and become a Combat Arms Training and Maintenance instructor. Tripp would find that he loves this position due to it taking him from the front gate scanning IDs and due to the fact that he loves firearms and teaching others. Tripp would exit out of the Military in 2022 and would begin to look for places to move. He found a place that caught his eye called New Malverne.

Upon moving to New Malverne he applied to be an LEO, upon getting accepted and getting out of the academy he meets two individuals Andy and Newgate, Sharing the same last name. After a lot of talking, they soon came to the realization that they were his long-lost siblings. He would progress in his career as a LEO to the K9 division and the rank of Officer II. He also attended the tryouts for the NMDPS SRT team and was accepted onto the team which was a big accomplishment for Tripp. After learning a lot about Andy and Newgate, it drove him to the decision to change his last name to Anderson to be as less associated with them as possible.

Tripp also found a passion for Aviation where he got his Pilot’s license and opened his own flight school with his business partner Kamron Park. El Reno Aviation serves to keep the sky of El Reno and New Malverne safe and full of responsible pilots.

How do they react to stressful situations?

Calm, Cool, and Collected