TBI K-9 Zeus Retires After Five Years of Fighting Digital Crime

TBI's first electronic detection K9 retires from duty

Learn about the retirement of K9 Zeus, the Electronic Storage Detection canine, from the TBI after five years of service, and his new life as a cherished pet with Special Agent Derek Miller.

Electronic Storage Detection K-9 retires, TBI announces

After five years of service, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation’s (TBI) first Electronic Storage Detection (ESD) K-9, Zeus, has retired, the TBI announced.

Rogers police dog retires, is transferred to handler

K-9 Zeus of the Rogers Police Department has retired after eight years of service to the city of Rogers, and he and his handler, Sgt. Matt Nelson, were recognized at

TBI K-9 Zeus retires after five years of fighting digital crime

Trained to detect even the tiniest devices, Zeus played a key role in child exploitation and human trafficking investigations.

TBI celebrates K9 unit's hard work with retirement party

JACKSON, Tenn. — It was a big day at the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation office as a hard worker retires. The TBI’s first ever Electronic Storage Detection K9, Zeus, has served for the last five years. At his retirement party Friday morning, it was clear that the entire office loves Zeus. TBI Special Agent Derek Miller, Zeus’ partner, told us more about him. “He is just a pet. So we would come here and just kind of hangout and do our work. Whe…

TBI announces retirement of K9 Zeus after 5 years of service

“Zeus dedicated the last five years to combatting child exploitation, violent crime, complex financial crime, and human trafficking through his detection efforts.”