Officers hear they are defining force protecting freedom

GOHS banquet features GSP, state officials

  • Mike Galinski, third from left, received a special Award of Appreciation from the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety for his efforts to help bring the traffic enforcement Quad Network Banquet to McCaysville last week. Also shown are, from left, McCaysville Police Chief Mike Earley, who presented the award, and Karen Hawkins and Emily Hawkins who manage Galinski’s restaurants and music venue in McCaysville.
    Mike Galinski, third from left, received a special Award of Appreciation from the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety for his efforts to help bring the traffic enforcement Quad Network Banquet to McCaysville last week. Also shown are, from left, McCaysville Police Chief Mike Earley, who presented the award, and Karen Hawkins and Emily Hawkins who manage Galinski’s restaurants and music venue in McCaysville.
  • Colonel Chris Wright, commander of the Georgia State Patrol, was one of the guest speakers at the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety Quad Network Banquet in McCaysville.
    Colonel Chris Wright, commander of the Georgia State Patrol, was one of the guest speakers at the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety Quad Network Banquet in McCaysville.
  • Greg Staffins offers a gesture of appreciation to the crowd after receiving a special Award of Appreciation from the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety at the GOHS Quad Network Banquet in McCaysville last week.
    Greg Staffins offers a gesture of appreciation to the crowd after receiving a special Award of Appreciation from the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety at the GOHS Quad Network Banquet in McCaysville last week.
“There are two defining forces that protect our freedoms, the U.S. military, and law enforcement.” Colonel Chris Wright, commander of the Georgia State Patrol, made this statement to a group of…

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