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Folks, it is that time again! Field Sobriety Training.
You can make $50 per day, on Wednesday and/or Thursday. The Law Enforcement Academy needs legitimate subjects for the two-day training. It is an interesting experience, you will learn a lot about yourself and the way you metabolize alcoholic beverages. It is an unconventional way to "back the blue." OH! yeah, and they pay you $50 per day to drink.
You WILL be intoxicated when the training is complete, but not the "Spring Break, PCB, 1987," kind of intoxicated, but you should still plan accordingly. You will need a ride home, Uber or Lyft are pretty cheap. If I know you pretty well and you live near the City of Covington I might be able to help you out. The location is in this check-in, but it is off of Alcovy Road.
Requirements: Must be 21 years or older, and able to drink alcoholic beverages. Have a valid I.D. You MUST have a ride home because you cannot drive after the training. You cannot eat 2 hours prior to the start time, and you will not be allowed to eat during the training.
These are the only dates available, please do not message me and ask me if you can do it Monday or the eleventeenth Thursday next month.
These are the dates and times available, period.
Wednesday, December 5, 11:00 a.m. until about 4:00 p.m DAYTIME
Thursday, December 6, 3:00 p.m. until about 8:00 p.m EVENING
(There are fewer slots for Thursday, so participants for Wednesday will be given the first option to do Thursday.)
Message me or if you have my number, text me and let me know you're available and will show up.
PLEASE DO NOT MESSAGE ME A BUNCH OF INANE QUESTIONS! The information you need is in this post, if you need more information then this probably not the $50-$100 gig for you.
Thank you, and support your local law enforcement. 🙂👮‍♂️👮‍♀️
Looking to get up there in October for Fi****ms Instructor.....any recommended lodging locations. Looking for something that is budget friendly.
GPTC LEA is an 11-week, Monday through Friday, Georgia POST certified law enforcement academy. Learn more at www.gptc.edu. and 1:00 p.m. (EST).
Located in Covington, Ga., Georgia Piedmont Tech’s Law Enforcement Academy (LEA) is the first, and currently only, Law Enforcement Academy in the state of Georgia to be accredited by CALEA (the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies), the most widely recognized accrediting body in Public Safety. Qualified candidates in Georgia Piedmont Tech’s LEA program are eligible for both HOP
E and PELL grants to support their training. Our 11-week program currently meets the POST-approved Basic Mandate requirements of 408 hours. In addition to POST Basic Law Enforcement certification, graduates of Georgia Piedmont Technical College’s LEA program receive 23 college credits towards an associate’s degree in criminal justice. If you are called to serve, start your career today with one of the best peace officer training programs in the country at Georgia Piedmont Tech’s Law Enforcement Academy in Covington. Statement of Equal Opportunity https://www.gptc.edu/compliance-notices/annual-notification/
About Georgia Piedmont Technical College
Established in 1961, Georgia Piedmont Technical College (GPTC) is a student-centered institution that prepares individuals with the skills necessary to succeed in a rapidly changing economy. GPTC’s graduation rate for academic year 2019, as reported by the Technical College System of Georgia, was more than 70 percent, and its graduates secure employment at a level resulting in a 92.2 percent in-field job placement rate and a total placement rate of 99.8 percent. Georgia Piedmont Tech’s Adult Education program for GED test preparation and English as a Second Language classes is the second largest in the state. The college has seven learning centers in DeKalb, Newton and Rockdale counties and also specializes in customized business and industry training and workforce development through its Economic Development and Continuing Education division. As set forth in its student catalog, Georgia Piedmont Technical College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, national or ethnic origin, s*x, religion, disability, age, political affiliation or belief, genetic information, veteran status, or citizenship status (except in those special circumstances permitted or mandated by law). Contact Candice Buckley, the ADA Coordinator, at 404/297-9522, ext. 1111, [email protected] or at the main DeKalb campus, 495 N. Indian Creek Drive, Clarkston, GA 30021 Room A-103B; or Sadie Washington, the Title IX Coordinator, at 404/297-9522, ext. 1210, [email protected] or at the main DeKalb campus, 495 N. Indian Creek Drive, Clarkston, GA 30021 Room A-157 for assistance. The Georgia Piedmont Technical College Law Enforcement Academy is scheduled for a site-based assessment as part of the process to retain accreditation by verifying it meets professional standards. Administered by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc. (CALEA), the accreditation program requires agencies to comply with standards in the following basic areas: credentialing; organization; direction and authority; human resources; recruitment, selection, employment, and promotion; instructional systems; training administration; instructors; and students. As part of the on-site assessment, agency employees and members of the community are invited to offer comments by calling 404-297-9522 EXT. 5046, on Monday, August 8th, 2022, between the hours of 11:00 a.m. Callers will be given access to the assessment team through the administrative staff at GPTCLEA. Telephone comments are limited to 10 minutes in length and must address the agency’s ability to comply with CALEA standards. A copy of the standards manual is available for review at the Georgia Piedmont Technical College Law Enforcement Academy located at 8100 Bob Williams Parkway Covington, GA. For additional information, you may contact the Accreditation Staff at 404-297-9522 EXT. 5046.
Operating as usual
05/18/2023
GPTC Law Enforcement Academy held its Spring 2023 graduation last night, May 17th, at the Newton Campus Conference Center. It was both a joyous and bittersweet occasion as it was Major Gene McKinney’s last graduating class with GPTC. Captain Clint Buggle presented McKinney with a plaque on behalf of the College, commemorating his service as director of the Academy.
GPTC congratulates all of the 12 graduating officers on a job well done and thanks them for their dedication and service. Way to go!
12/07/2022
Congratulations to our graduating officers, who received their certificates this week at the GPTC Law Enforcement Academy ceremony held on Monday, Dec. 5. We wish you all the best as you go forth and serve your respective communities!
Conyers Police Department
10/28/2022
Photos from Georgia Piedmont Technical College's post
Thank you to our special guest instructor Rodrigo Artilheiro from Rodrigo Defensive Tactics for helping us provide some of the best law enforcement defensive tactics training in the world! Special thanks to Sgt. Figueroa from Marietta, Georgia Police Department for your continued support and dedication to training at our academy.
Are you ready to answer the call to serve and receive the best law enforcement training available in Georgia? Apply now for our next academy class at gptc.edu/Lea
*NEW EQUIPMENT*
Our new defensive tactics mats are in! These new Resilite mats are safer and more lightweight than previous models. Now our students will have the most up to date equipment while they learn Jiu Jitsu. Studies show that officers using Brazilian Jiu Jitsu techniques reduce injury to the officer and suspects. This leads to less liability to the agency and less excessive use of force complaints as well!
08/15/2022
Congratulations to the largest GPTC Law Enforcement Academy class yet — 2022-040! We are extremely proud of our 21 graduates, who can now go FORWARD and make our community safer. Thanks for all you do! 💙🚔🚨
Also! Big shoutout to the award winners as follows:
- Top Gun Award: Harvey Martin
- Academic Achievement Award: Scott Strickland
- Guardian Award: Fred Jackson
07/29/2022
Georgia Piedmont Technical College Law Enforcement Academy updated their information in their About section.
Class 2022-040 starts Monday! If you are ready to answer the call to serve, apply today at www.gptc.edu/Lea
04/15/2022
The Law Enforcement Academy at GPTC is looking for a qualified, full-time instructor. Help future public servants find their way FORWARD! 👮‍♂️👮‍♀️
For details and qualifications, click on the link below.
Students are hard at work already! They have embarked on an awesome journey that will consist of 11 weeks of training. It will be tough, but rewarding. Class 2022-039 began on January 10th. Stay tuned for more updates from this class! Visit GPTC.edu/Lea to apply for our next class!
12/03/2021
Thanks, SGA!
Recently, the GPTC Student Government Association (SGA) helped bring a bit of holiday cheer into the lives of students experiencing financial hardships by providing grocery gift cards at no cost to them. Law Enforcement Academy student Marvelous Porter, pictured, was one of the students nominated. The Academy thanks SGA for their thoughtful generosity.
11/10/2021
We are deeply saddened to hear that deputy sheriff and graduate Lena Marshall was killed in the line of duty. She graduated in GPTC's first-ever academy class on April 30, 2009. Her watch ended on Nov. 8, 2021. We offer our condolences to her family and friends. We will take it from here, Lena.
11/08/2021
A look back at the most recent graduation. Congratulations, everyone!
10/26/2021
CPR training
The Law Enforcement Academy is also about teaching life-saving skills! Learn how you can make a difference (like students Marvelous Porter and Daniel Wilson will) by visiting us online at the link below:
Congratulations to recent LEA graduates (from left) Steven Guppy and Marvelous Porter as they start their new careers with the Milledgeville Police Department!
10/21/2021
The GPTC Law Enforcement Academy prepares students with the skills needed to be effective public servants in ANY situation. This includes target practice in less than ideal weather conditions and shooting from positions of disadvantage.
09/02/2021
If you haven't already been vaccinated against COVID, tomorrow is your day! Thank you, Governor Kemp :)
GPTC and other state agencies will be CLOSED tomorrow to encourage vaccinations and thank those who have already gotten the shot(s). If you are eligible, please consider taking this opportunity to fight COVID.
08/24/2021
The largest group of LEA students in years taking their pre-tests. You've got this!
08/02/2021
Congratulations to our latest class of LEA graduates❗ A packed house came out to the Newton campus Thursday to celebrate this new batch of heroes - Coleman Williford (pre-service), Carmen Williams-Brown (DeKalb Sheriff's Office), Jonathan Sugg (Covington PD), Adler Piersaint (Covington PD), Joshua Kitchens (Conyers PD), and Caderrius Armstrong (pre-service). Thanks to you all for making this commitment to service. 👮👮‍♀️
05/20/2021
HIRED BY: Georgia Piedmont Technical College Law Enforcement Academy program graduate Danilo Cubacub was hired recently by the Eatonton Police Department using the skills he gained at GPTC. Show Danilo some love with a 👍 or ❤️ and give him a shoutout in the comments!
05/11/2021
HIRED BY: Georgia Piedmont Technical College Law Enforcement Academy program graduate Juanqualo Murrah — who earned the Top Gun Award for his performance in the Academy in March — was hired recently by the Covington (Ga.) Police Department using the skills he gained at GPTC. Show Juanqualo some love with a 👍 or ❤️!
05/04/2021
Photos from Georgia Piedmont Technical College's post
04/15/2021
Congratulations to our latest group of law enforcement officers from the Metro Atlanta area who have completed the Georgia Piedmont Technical College Law Enforcement Academy Advanced Instructor Training! This 80-hour course is designed for public safety officers who instruct in performance-oriented training and are responsible for lesson plan development.
Pictured, from left, are Captain Gene McKinney, Interim Director/Instructor of the GPTC Law Enforcement Academy, Everett Searcy of the Conyers Police Dept (PD), Aaron Berry of the Lawrenceville PD, Chris Vaughn of the CSX Railroad PD, Marc Rommelman of the Henry County PD, and Mike Blevins and Doug Schad, both of the Lawrenceville PD.
The next 80-hour Instructor Training class runs August 2-13 at GPTC's Newton Campus, Building D, in Covington. For more information, visit: www.gptc.edu/LEA
04/07/2021
The Georgia Piedmont Technical College Law Enforcement Academy celebrated the graduation of the newest class of five recruits from our 11-week training program on March 25 in Covington. Two graduates are already employed with agencies in our region, while three are new to the profession (pre-service). Congratulations! đź’™
03/31/2021
Georgia Piedmont Technical College Law Enforcement Academy updated their info in the about section.
In memory of Adam Walsh. “If his song is to continue… we must do the singing.” If you have any information regarding a missing or exploited child, please call: 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678)
07/24/2020
This mom donated her lottery winnings to a wounded police officer. Now the community is paying her back
First Responder Friday - PTSD911 - a documentary film
First Responder Friday - PTSD911 - a documentary film
PTSD911 is a documentary film series about real people who show up when we call 911. These men and women serve the public and are willing to face things that most of us can’t even imagine, yet maintain a high level of dignity and professionalism. We expect them to show up when we call and […]
07/21/2020
They did it! Congratulations Georgia Department of Public Safety!
Don't forget our furry friends when we talk about the dangers of cars on hot days. They are just as vulnerable as young children when it comes to vehicular heatstroke.
TBT! Our contribution to the lipsync challege that went on a couple of years ago. Given the hard times the country is facing this is a perfect message for the day. Everything is going to be ok!
07/08/2020
Very proud of Officer Quick, graduate of class 2016-023! Doing the good work! Keep it up Quick!
07/06/2020
Graduates! Go finish your degree! Just a few classes left!
Registration for Fall 2020 courses is now OPEN and classes begin August 17!
Current Summer students >>> talk to your advisor and add courses in Banner Web.
Brand new students >>> apply for admission online NOW — visit www.gptc.edu to get started and contact your advisor to register for Fall classes.
Upon successful completion a graduate will have obtained Georgia Peace Officer certification, 700+ hours of POST training, Taser user certification, Standardized Field Sobriety Training, extended training in all high-liability areas, additional training in Constitutional Law, and 42 semester hours towards their 60 hour Associate's degree in Criminal Justice. Be sure to check out "Testimonials" under the Notes section!
About Georgia Piedmont Technical College
Established in 1961, Georgia Piedmont Technical College (GPTC) is one of the top technical colleges in Georgia. GPTC prepares individuals with the skills necessary to succeed in a rapidly changing, global economy. The institution is guided by Dr. Jabari Simama, who was appointed as the college’s third president on September 1, 2012. Georgia Piedmont has nine learning centers in DeKalb, Newton, Rockdale and Morgan counties. Academic and technical programs of study at GPTC lead to more than 140 degrees, diplomas and certificates. For additional information, please visit www.gptc.edu.
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