Robert E. (Chuck) Moseley

Current Position

Captain of the Pierce County Sheriff’s Office, Patrol Commander

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Experience

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April 2013 – March 2020, Pierce County Sheriff’s Office - Pierce County Patrol Division Commander

• Aiding Sheriff Bennett with administrative duties as needed

• Supervising Patrol Division Deputies

• Approving reports completed by subordinates

• Scheduling deputies and bailiffs for courtroom security

• Handling disciplinary problems and complaints from the citizenry  

• Counseling deputies on both work and personal problems

• Performing in house training for local law enforcement agencies

• Scheduling inmate transports, as well as mental evaluations as needed

• Maintaining officer records on the Georgia Peace Officers Standards and Training website

• Serving as the administrator on the Georgia Sheriff’s Association website for the Pierce County Sheriff’s Office 

 

June 2011—April 2013, Sergeant First Class, Post 22, Waycross (Retired)Sergeant First Class

• Overseeing the normal operations of the post.

• Investigating, approving and selling collision reports

• Enforcing traffic laws and ensuring the Post Troopers are as well.

• Handling disciplinary problems and complaints.

• Counseling troopers on both work and personal problems.

• Approving reports completed by subordinates.

• Building working relationships with other agency heads in my territory.

 

April 2004 – June 2011, Post 22, Waycross - Sergeant

• Assisting in the normal operations of the post.

• Investigating traffic collisions.

• Enforcing traffic laws.

• Handling disciplinary problems and complaints.

• Counseling troopers on both work and personal problems.

• Assisting in checking collision reports and other reports completed by subordinates.

• Working to build the reputation of the Georgia State Patrol as the Assistant Post Commander.

 

September 2003 – March 2004, Post 22, Waycross - Corporal

• Assisted in the normal operations of the post.

• Investigated traffic collisions.

• Enforced traffic laws.

• Handled disciplinary problems and complaints.

• Counseled troopers on both work and personal problems.

• Assisted in checking collision reports and other reports completed by subordinates.

• Worked to build the reputation of the Georgia State Patrol as the Assistant Post Commander.

 

September 1999 – August 2003    Specialized Collision Reconstruction Team - COrporal

• Assisted in the normal operations of the team.

• Investigated numerous fatal collisions.

• Trained new team members (6 of 7).

• Handled disciplinary problems and complaints.

• Counseled team members with both work and personal problems.

• Was appointed Evidence Custodian and created the new evidence room in January of 2003.

• Worked to build the reputation of the Georgia State Patrol and the SCRT with outside professional organizations – PSFM, SCARS and SeARS.

 

January 1998 – September 1999    Specialized Collision Reconstruction -  Team IV Reidsville - Trooper First Class

• Assisted with the purchasing of all equipment for the Reidsville office.

• Supervised the remodeling of the present office in Reidsville.

• Organized and set up the response truck.

• Investigated numerous fatal collisions.

• Worked to build good working relationships with other agencies – GBI, DOT and PSC.

 

May 1997 – December 1997          Detached to SCRT Training.   - Trooper First Class

• Attended training in Forsyth.

• See Education section for accomplishments.

 

November 1992 – May 1997         Post #24 Newnan, Post #22 Waycross  - Trooper / Trooper First Class

• Awarded Purple Heart Citation - 1995.

• Investigated collisions and enforced traffic laws.

• Worked and built good working relations with local agencies.

 

May 1992- November 1992          GSP Training Division – GPSTC - Trooper Cadet

 

June 1989 – May 1992                            Post #22 Waycross -  Radio Operator

• Completed daily, weekly and monthly paperwork for the post.

• Executed communication duties between the post and its troopers.

 

August 1984 – August 1988           Wayne Correctional Institution -  Correctional Officer

• Performed security duties over work detail (10 – 12 inmates).

• Performed security duties inside facility.

 

   

Education

1979 -- 1982   Wayne County High School  - Jesup, Georgia      

 

1984 – 1988  Georgia Department of Corrections

 

• Basic Correctional Officer Training, 160 hours – August 1984

 

1989 – 2013   Georgia State Patrol

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2013 -- 2019  Office of the Sheriff, Pierce County

 

• Georgia Crime Information Center (GCIC) Terminal Operator, 40 hours –1990

• Georgia State Patrol Trooper School, 999 hours – May 1992 – November 1992

• GSP In-service Training, 24 hours – October 1993

• GSP In-service Training, 24 hours – October 1994

• Intoximeter Recertification, 4 hours – October 1994

• Intoximeter Course, 4 hours – November 1994

• Radar Recertification, 4 hours – December 1994

• GSP In-service, 20 hours – March 1995

• GSP In-service, 4 hours – October 1995

• Intoximeter Refresher Course, 4 hours – May 1996

• SOLEC Orientation Training, 24 hours – July 1996

• Radar Recertification, 4 hours – October 1996

• On-Scene Accident Investigation, Level II, 40 hours – June 1997

• Traffic Accident Reconstruction, Level I, 40 hours – June 1997

• Traffic Accident Reconstruction, Level II, 24 hours – June 1997

• Traffic Accident Reconstruction, Level III, 40 hours – June 1997

• Traffic Accident Reconstruction, Level IV, 40 hours – July 1997

• Traffic Accident Reconstruction, Level V, 40 hours – July 1997

• Midland-Grau Air Brake School, 24 hours – August 1997

• Motorcycle Accident Reconstruction, Texas A&M University, 40 hours – August 1997

• Computerized Collision Diagramming / Auto Sketch, 40 hours – August 1997

• Windows 95 / Microsoft Word, 40 hours – August 1997

• Commercial Vehicle Reconstruction, Level I, 40 hours – September 1997

• Commercial Vehicle Reconstruction, Level II, 40 hours – September 1997

• Forensic Mapping Total Station, 120 hours – September 1997

• Pedestrian / Bicycle Accident Reconstruction, Texas A&M University, 40 hours – October 1997

• Basic Photography, 40 hours – October 1997

• P.O.S.T. Instructor Certification Training, 80 hours – October 1997

• Physics Applied to Accident Reconstruction, Texas A&M University, 40 hours – November 1997

• Interviews & Interrogations, 40 hours – November 1997

• Crime Scene Evidence & Preservation, 40 hours – November 1997

• D.O.T. Rules and Regulations, 8 hours – December 1997

• Stress Management, 20 hours – December 1997

• Radar Recertification, 4 hours – December 1997

• Sokkia C/P/X Seminar, 24 hours -- February 1998

• GSP In-service Training, 8 hours – February 1998

• Michelin Tire Damage Analysis, 8 hours – February 1998

• GSP In-service Training, 20 hours – May 1998

• GSP In-service Training, 8 hours – October 1998

• Winning the D.U.I. Crash Case, 8 hours – December 1998

• Vericom Training, 8 hours – March 1999

• Vehicle Damage and Energy, 40 hours – April 1999

• GSP In-service Training, 16 hours – April 1999

• Security & Integrity of CJ Information, 4 hours – April 1999

• Commercial Vehicle Investigation, 40 hours – June 1999

• Pursuit Driving, 24 hours – August 1999

• Intoximeter Refresher Course, 4 hours – October 1999

• Southeastern Reconstruction Conference, Myrtle Beach S.C., 32 hours – October 1999

• Crime Scene Technician, 40 hours – November 1999

• GSP In-service Training, 8 hours – December 1999

• GSP In-service Training, 20 hours – March 2000

• Radar Recertification, 4 hours – August 2000

• GSP In-service Training, 4 hours – November 2000

• GSP In-service Training, 16 hours – May 2001

• Mapscene Computer Software Training, 24 hours – June 2001

• Operation Lifesaver, 24 hours – July 2001

• Intoximeter Refresher Course, 4 hours – October 2001

• GSP In-service Training, 4 hours – December 2001

• GSP In-service Training, 16 hours – January 2002

• CDR Tool User Certification Course, IPTM, 24 hours – February 2002

• GSP In-service Training, 6 hours – February 2002

• GSP In-service Training, 14 hours – May 2002

• Southeastern Reconstruction Conference, Orange Beach, Al., 32 hours -- August 2002

• GSP In-service Training, 4 hours – December 2002

• Judgmental Simulator Training, 1 hour – January 2003

• GSP In-service Training, 16 hours – May 2003

• Radar Recertification, 4 hours – July 2003

• GSP In-service Training, 5 hours – December 2003

• Supervision Training Level I, 40 hours – September 2005

• P.I.T. Training, 8 hours --September 2005

• Supervision Level II, 40 hours – October 2005

• FTO Training, 4 hours – November 2005

• Supervision Level III, 40 hours – November 2005

• Firearms refresher, 8 hours – December 2005

• GSP Supervision, 40 hours – February 2006

• Mobile Field Force Trainer Update, 4 hours – April 2006

• Radar Recertification, 4 hours – April 2006

• Georgia State Patrol Annual In-service, 14 hours – May 2006

• Job Task Analysis, 1 hour – June 2006

• Crown Vic Steering/Braking Update, 8 hours – July 2006

• Administrative License Suspension, 2 hours – September 2006

• Riot Control Tactics. 4 hours – October 2006

• Georgia State Patrol In-service, 4 hours – November 2006

• P.I.T. Liability Training, 8 hours – November 2006

• Georgia State Patrol In-service, 6 hours – December 2006

• Riot Control Tactics, 4 hours – February 2007

• Rapid Response to Active Shooters, 8 hours – April 2007

• Physical Fitness Training, 8 hours – June 2007

• Security & Integrity of CJ Information, 4 hours – August 2007

• Patrol Rifle Qualification, 4 hours – August 2007

• Riot Control Tactics, 4 hours – September 2007

• Administrative License Suspension, 1 hour – October 2007

• Riot Control Tactics, 4 hours – November 2007

• PIT Liability Training, 8 hours – November 2007

• Physical Fitness Training, 4 hours – November 2007

• Firearms Re-qualification & Deadly Force Training, 8 hours – December 2007

• Riot Control Tactics, 4 hours – March 2008

• Physical Fitness Training, 8 hours – March 2008

• GSP Firearms In-Service, 8 hours -- April 2008

• FTO Update, 8 hours, April 2008

• Traffic Enforcement Training, 3 hours -- April 2008

• Traffic Enforcement Training, 3 hours – August 2008

• Physical Fitness Training,4 hours –November 2008

• Traffic EnforcementNetwork Training, 2 hours – November 2008

• Traffic EnforcementNetwork Training, 2 hours – November 2008

• Traffic EnforcementNetwork Training, 4 hours – November 2008

• PIT Liability Training, 4 hours – November 2008

• Traffic Enforcement Network Training, 2 hours – November 2008

• Firearms Requal & Use of Deadly Force, 8 hours –December2008

• Riot Control Tactics. 4 hours – January 2009

• Radar Recertification, 4 hours – April 2009

• Physical Fitness Training, 4 hours – April 2009

• Intoximeter Refresher Course, 4 hours – April 2009

• Physical Fitness Training, 4 hours – May 2009

• Firearms Training, 4 hours – June 2009

• DUI Detection & SFST Update, 4 hours – June 2009

• E-performance Training, 6 hours – August 2009

• JudgmentalSimulator Training, 1 hour – September 2009

• PIT Liability Training, 4 hours – September 2009

• Crimes Against Children, 2 hours – September 2009

• Driver’s License Training, 3 hours – September 2009

• Physical Fitness Training, 2 hours – October 2009

• Driver’s License Training, 2 hours – November 2009

• Firearms Requal & Use of Deadly Force, 6 hours – November 2009

• Road Check Safety, 2 hours – November 2009

• Traffic Enforcement, 3 hours – January 2010

• Physical Fitness Training, 2 hours -- March 2010

• GSP Firearms In-service, 4 hours – March 2010

• Drug Influenced DUI Detection, 4 hours – March 2010

• Patrol Rifle, 20 hours – March 2010

• Security & Integrity of CJ Information, 4 hours – July 2010

• Occupant protection, 3 hours – September 2010

• PIT Liability Training, 4 hours – September 2010

• Eyewitness Identification, 2 hours – September 2010

• Physical Fitness Training, 2 hours – September2010

• Mobile Field Force Trainer Update, 4 hours – September 2010

• Physical Fitness Training, 2 hours – October2010

• Firearms Requal & Use of Deadly Force, 8 hours – December2010

• Occupant Protection Usage/Enforcement, 4 hours – February 2011

• Standardized Child Passenger Safety, 32 hours – April 2011

• Riot Control Tactics, 4 hours – April 2011

• GSP Firearms In-service, 8 hours – May 2011

• FTO Update, 4 hours – June 2011

• Tactics W/Technology – Mobile Data, 5 hours – June 2011

• Road Check Safety, 2 hours – July 2011

• Intelligence Gathering, 4 hours – September 2011

• Riot Control Tactics, 4 hours – October 2011

• Physical Fitness Training, 2 hours – November 2011

• P.I.T. Liability Training, 4 hours – November 2011

• Crisis Intervention Team Training, 40 hours – December 2011

• Annual Firearms Requalification and Use of Deadly Force, 8 hours – December 2011

• Vehicle Pursuits, 3 hours – December 2011

• FTO Update, 2 hours – January 2012

• Due Regard Refresher Training 1 hour – January 2012

• Disaster Preparedness Training, 2 hours – March 2012

• Radar Recertification (On-line), 1 hour – March 2012

• Security and Integrity of CHRI, 4 hours – March 2012

• Smoke MGMT and Traffic Safety, 3 hours –March 2012

• Riot Control Training, 4 hours – April 2012

• Traffic Enforcement for Bicycle Safety, 4 hours – April 2012

• Mobile Field Force Refresher, 10 hours – June 2012

• Suspicious Activity Reporting/Privacy & Civil Liberties, 1 hour – June 2012

• DUI Enforcement, 1 hour – July 2012

• Firearms Requalification and Use of Deadly Force, 4 hours – August 2012

• Gangs: The Basics, 3 hours – August 2012

• Rapid Response to an Active Shooter, 8 hours – September 2012

• Due Regard Refresher Training, 2 hours – September 2012

• P.I.T. Liability Training, 4 hours – October 2012

• Physical Fitness, 2 hours – October 2012

• GCIC Inquiry Terminal Operator Certification, 18 hours – November 2012

• Child Passenger Safety Training Recert, 6 hours – January 2013

• Intoximeter Refresher Course, 4 hours -- April 2013

• Active Shooter Response, 16 hours – April 2013

• Off Duty Encounters, 2 hours – May 2013

• Firearms Requal and Use of Deadly Force, 3 hours – May 2013

• Marksmanship Skills, 1 hour – May 2013

• Night Fire, 1 hour – May 2013

• Low Light Firearms Training, 1 hour – May 2013

• Legal Update, 2 hours – June 2013

• Office of Sheriff Updates (GA Sheriff’s Inservice), 5 hours – August 2013

• FIFA and Levying, 6 hours – September 2013

• Courthouse Security, 3 hours – October 2013

• Domestic Violence, 2 hours – October 2013

• Search and Seizure, 2 hours – October 2013

• Backup Weapon Training, 1 hour – November 2013

• Shotgun, 1 hour – November 2013

• Security and Integrity of CHRI, 4 hours – January 2014

• General Drug Topics, 8 hours – February 2014

• MISC. Legal Training, 8 hours – March 2014

• Carrying and Possessing Weapons (GPSTC Online), 1 hour – March 2014

• Transporting Prisoners (GPSTC Online), 1 hour – March 2014

• GSA Command Staff Conference, 18 hours – April 2014

• Records and Reporting Systems, 2 hours – June 2014

• Research and Planning, 1 hour – August 2014

• Search and Seizure, 2 hours – October 2014

• Use of Deadly Force, 1 hour – December 2014

• Firearms Requalification’s, 5 hours – December 2014

• Security and Integrity of CHRI, 4 hours – January 2015

• Understanding Islamist Terrorism-MODI (GPSTC), 2 hours – May 2015

• Radar Refresher (GPSTC Online), 1 hour – June 2015

• Search and Seizure, 4 hours – August 2015

• Intro to Terrorism (GPSTC Online), 1 hour – August 2015

• Searching Motor Vehicles (GPSTC Online), 1 hour – August 2015

• Understanding Islamist Terrorism-Mod 3 (GPSTC Online), 2 hours – August 2015

• Providing Sensitive Death Notifications (GPSTC Online), 1 hour – August 2015

• Understanding Islamist Terrorism-Mod 2 (GPSTC Online), 2 hours – August 2015

• Legal and Case Law Update 2015 (GPSTC Online), 1 hour – August 2015

• Courtroom Demeanor and Testimony, 3 hours – September 2015

• Elder Abuse (GPSTC Online), 1 hour – September 2015

• Evidence Collection and Preservation (GPSTC Online), 1 hour – September 2015

• Eyewitness Identification (GPSTC Online), 1 hour – September 2015

• Juvenile Justice Reform, 2 hours – September 2015

• Understanding Islamist Terrorism- Mod 4 (GPSTC Online), 2 hours – September 2015

• Carrying and Possessing Weapons in GA (GPSTC Online), 2 hours – October 2015

• Domestic Violence (GPSTC Online), 1 hour – October 2015

• Due Regard (GPSTC Online), 1 hour – October 2015

• Firearms Requal and Use of Deadly Force, 7 hours – November 2015

• Patrol Rifle, 1 hour – November 2015

• Shotgun, 1 hour – November 2015

• Distracted Driving, 2 hours – November 2015

• Sex Offender Registry, 2 hours – November 2015

• Ethics and Professionalism, 4 hours – November 2015

• Rules of Evidence, 4 hours – December 2015

• Security and Integrity of CHRI, 4 hours – January 2016

• Report Writing, 4 hours – February 2016

• Firearms Requalification’s, 4 hours – February 2016

• Use of Deadly Force, 2 hours – February 2016

• Departmental Inservice Training, 4 hours – March 2016

• Rules of Evidence, 2 hours – April 2016

• Computer Training, 2 hours – April 2016

• Search and Seizure, 3 hours – May 2016

• Office of Sheriff Updates (GA Sheriff’s Inservice), 3 hours – June 2016

• Civil Process, 8 hours – July 2016

• A.L.E.R.R.T. Terrorism Response Tactics Active Shooter Level 1, 16 hours – July 2016

• Legal Update, 2 hours – August 2016

• Courthouse Security, 2 hours – August 2016

• Civil Process Review, 1 hour – October 2016

• Firearms Requal and Use of Deadly Force, 4 hours – November 2016

• Patrol Rifle, 1 hour – November 2016

• Shotgun, 1 hour – November 2016

• Crime Scene Preservation, 2 hours – December 2016

• CPR Adult and PED with AED Recert, 5 hours – January 2017

• Vehicle Pullovers, 2 hours – February 2017

• Vehicle Pullovers, 2 hours – April 2017

• Driver Simulator Training, 2 hours – May 2017

• Domestic Violence, 6 hours – May 2017

• Miscellaneous Traffic, 2 hours – May 2017

• Firearms Refresher Practical Exercise, 6 hours – May 2017

• Firearms and Requal and Use of Deadly Force, 2 hours – May 2017

• Community Releasing, 2 hours – June 2017

• Dealing with Mentally Ill Diminished Capacity (GPSTC Online), 1 hour – June 2017

• Domestic Violence (GPSTC Online), 1 hour – June 2017

• Use of Force and De-escalation Options for Gaining Compliance (Gov. Initiative), 5 hours – June 2017

• Elder Abuse (GPSTC Online), 1 hour – July 2017

• Use of Deadly Force and De-escalation, 2 hours – July 2017

• Open Records Law, 7 hours – July 2017

• Bombs and Explosives, 2 hours – August 2017

• DCS Departmental In-service Training, 2 hours – August 2017

• Officer Survival, 2 hours – October 2017

• Firearms Requal and Use of Deadly Force, 2 hours – November 2017

• Low Light Firearms Training, 2 hours – November 2017

• Court Services, 1 hour – December 2017

• Active Shooter Response, 2 hours – February 2018

• Building Positive Community Relations (GPSTC), 1 hour – March 2018

• Autism and De-escalation (GPSTC), 2 hours – March 2018

• Carrying and possessing Weapons in GA (GPSTC Online), 2 hours – March 2018

• Police Legitimacy, Procedural Justice, and Community Relations (Gov. Initiative), 2 hours – March 2018

• Security and Integrity of CHRI, 2 hours – March 2018

• Community Policing, 2 hours – April 2018

• GACP District Training, 11 hours – May 2018

• Bio Trauma, 1 hour – June 2018

• Patrol Rifle, 1 hour – June 2018

• Firearms Requal and Use of Deadly Force, 2 hours – June 2018

• Shotgun, 1 hour – June 2018

• De-escalation Techniques, 1 hour – July 2018

• Active Shooter Response, 8 hours – July 2018

• Due Regard (GPSTC Online), 1 hour – August 2018

• Dealing with Mentally Ill/Diminished Capacity (GPSTC Online), 1 hour – August 2018

• Eyewitness Identification (GPSTC Online), 1 hour – August 2018

• Law Enforcement and Animal Encounters (GPSTC Online), 1 hour – August 2018

• Evidence Collection and Preservation (GPSTC Online), 1 hour – August 2018

• Financial Identity Theft and Fraud, 1 hour – August 2018

• Fundamentals of Preliminary Invest (GPSTC Online), 1 hour – August 2018

• Georgia Uniform Motor Vehicle Crash Report Update Training, 1 hour – August 2018

• Roll Call Training, 1 hour – August 2018

• Family Violence, 1 hour – September 2018

• Searching Motor Vehicles (GPSTC Online), 1 hour – September 2018

• Report Writing, 2 hours – September 2018

• Taser X2, 6 hours – October 2018

• A.L.E.R.R.T. Active Shooter Conference, 24 hours – November 2018

• Domestic Violence, 1 hour – November 2018

• Sexual Assault Evidence Collection, 1 hour – December 2018

• Abuse of The Elderly, 2 hours – December 2018

• Records and Reporting Systems, 1 hour – January 2019

• Community Policing, 2 hours – February 2019

• 2018 Legislative and Case Law Update, 1 hour – February 2019

• De-escalation (GA Sheriff’s Association), 1 hour – February 2019

• Crisis Management, 1 hour – March 2019

• Abuse of The Elderly, 2 hours – April 2019

• Narcan, 2 hours – April 2019

 

Current Total Training Hours – 3755  (As of April 2019)

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Awards and Certifications

• Georgia Department of Public Safety “Purple Heart Citation” – November 1995

• P.O.S.T. Certified Instructor

• Certified Forensic Mapping Specialist

• Certified CDR Tool Use

• Bacon County Exchange Club State Officer of the Year 2012

 

Professional Associations

• Southeastern Accident Reconstruction Society – SeARS

• Professional Society of Forensic Mapping -- PSFM

 

Other Information

 

Served as an Expert Witness in the following Courts

• Toombs County – 1999

• Bleckley County – 2000

• Oconee County -- 2001