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    Georgia Department of Public safety has three departments under them:
     
    Georgia State Patrol 
    Motor Carrier Compliance Division 
    Capitol Police
     
    GSP they are troopers. MCCD and Capitol police are Officers, but all three have state wide jurisdiction.
     
    GSP mostly handles the interstates , but in some of the smaller counties they answer calls, conduct traffic stops, handle accidents, handle officer involved accidents, and traffic fatalities. 
     
    MCCD handles the trucks, weight stations etc. They have state wide jurisdiction. They can also pull over regular vehicles as well 
     
    Capitol Police some of the senior guys handle security at the capitol along with the GSP recruits. The other Capitol police officers handle the little calls around the capitol, and lots of traffic enforcement. They also have state wide jurisdiction. 
     
     
    The Chief of GSP is ultimately GSP, MCCD, and Capitol Police's Boss / Chief. He controls all divisions.  
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    The MCCD is the Motor Carrier Compliance Division.
    The GSP is a part of the DPS. The MCCD is a own agency in the DPS and the state officer working for the MCCD have nothing to do with the state patrol.
    Also, the DPS is the department that has to keep the state capitol and the area around it safe.

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