33rd GW Academy Graduation video 6 14 19

Here is the highlights video from the 33rd Class of the Georgia Game Warden Academy. The cadets in the video graduated from the Academy on June 14, 2019.

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  • @NorthwoodsShooter
    @NorthwoodsShooter8 ай бұрын

    Absolutely awesome! I’m amazed by the level of training!

  • @chrissewell1608
    @chrissewell16084 жыл бұрын

    Cool training video! Thanks guys and gals, for all you do for out state! (But your use of copy righted music, is against the law!)

  • @aiden2609
    @aiden26092 жыл бұрын

    Part of that was at forsyth Georgia wasnt it

  • @jim-pauladams9194
    @jim-pauladams9194 Жыл бұрын

    Why would game wardens need training in room clearing?

  • @Delticola
    @Delticola4 жыл бұрын

    Congratulations ! Now, if you want to learn something about avoiding corruption and engaging in searches lawfully watch some of my videos on this channel. If you want to learn about being sued for civil rights violation you can see that too. If you want exposure to some of the conflicts in the law, I've got that covered too. I recommend going on line and READING ALL OF TITLE 27. Those are the statutes. Read them 3 times or more. Get 100% familiar with them and see where they conflict and don't violate them. I cover the powers and duties of a Georgia Conservation Officer in a video too. Be safe, carry 3 extra mags at all times ! Don't engage in corruption with your fellow agents ! Report them to the GBI, forget chain of command. Chain of command will ruin your career on reporting corruption, but it's got to be reported. Just say no to corruption !

  • @ScottyPimpinATL
    @ScottyPimpinATL3 жыл бұрын

    Why does game warden Austin Piggers look like a 12yo who hasn'thit puberty? Smug look to....

  • @metalandwood4u
    @metalandwood4u5 жыл бұрын

    Let me give some unsolicited advice. Be respectful of citizens and do not violate their rights and in your partners and cross functional agencies do not participate in corruption and civil rights violations. Doing a citizen wrong will have a long lasting impact on them and jeopardize your safety for years to come. Do the right thing. Be honest and be right. Dont break the law to enforce the law and do not lie on affidavits for search warrants. Do not break the law or violate peoples rights to gain evidence it's not ultimately going to be the right thing to have done. In 1976 a Georgia DNR officer tried to murder a man and his daughter on the side of the road with 3 rifle shots, two hits and one miss. Then that Ga DNR officer framed the man on conspiracy to commit murder against the dnr officer with a GA GBI agent. The man died in prison.

  • @Hcox33

    @Hcox33

    4 жыл бұрын

    Someone got a ticket didn’t they?

  • @metalandwood4u

    @metalandwood4u

    4 жыл бұрын

    No, some state and federal wildlife officers got sued in Federal Court and the Georgia DNR officer was shown to have lied in Federal court to get out of his lawsuit and the Federal Court Jury against the Alabama state officer and the Federal Officer found that the officers involved had committed civil rights violations and they found for the plaintiff in the suit. No tickets involved, but plenty of legal non-sense and corruption.

  • @Hcox33

    @Hcox33

    4 жыл бұрын

    David Stevens I’m talking about you, buddy.

  • @metalandwood4u

    @metalandwood4u

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@Hcox33 yeah, I never got a ticket. Your first comment was somebody got a ticket. Yes, if there was a violation I should have got a ticket. But there was no ticket issued. The title 27 states tickets should be issued for offenses of title 27. Instead, I had a $36,000 bond, thrown in jail, for having turtles I already had 20 years since I was 16. But yes, again, if there was a violation I should have been given a ticket. There wasnt a violation hence an acquittal on 21 charges facing 21 years. Acquittal by a jury. I know you were talking about me. I should have gotten a ticket if I violated or was suspected of violating.