Georgia Patrol in D.C. to aid inaugural security
Dozens of Georgia state troopers are in Washington this week to help with security at the inauguration of Donald Trump as president.
The Department of Public Safety on Thursday posted a series of photos to social media accounts showing members of the State Patrol in the nation’s capitol preparing for Friday’s swearing-in.
The troopers were sworn in as temporary deputy U.S. marshal’s. Many states send law enforcement officers to major national events to help with security. Several Georgia units were in Cleveland and Philadelphia this summer for the Republican and Democratic national conventions.
Our Troopers being sworn in as Deputy US Marshals during their trip to Washington, D.C. for the 45th Presidential Inauguration. #gsp pic.twitter.com/n7yuFyArVP
— Georgia DPS (@ga_dps) January 19, 2017
Our Troopers sure do look sharp in Washington, DC for the 45th Presidential Inauguration. #gsp pic.twitter.com/IiYhfox3QR
— Georgia DPS (@ga_dps) January 19, 2017
Georgia State Patrol Troopers attending the Inaugural Detail briefing in Washington, DC. #gsp #gatrooper pic.twitter.com/uxNLU0pQNn
— Georgia DPS (@ga_dps) January 19, 2017
