Peace Officers Association of Georgia Oral Histories
Interview with William "Bill" Cline
Summary of Interview
Interview conducted by Daniel Hancock at the home of Bill Cline in Waleska, Georgia, on August 21, 2016. Bill started his law enforcement career with the Game and Fish Commission as a Conservation Ranger in the early 1950s. He primarily served in Cherokee County and has conducted multiple details for Jimmy Carter. In this interview, Bill discusses his experiences as a DNR Captain and his relationships with local sheriffs.
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Location of Interview
Georgia
Digital Publication Date
2-4-2019
Date of Interview
4-29-2016
Length of Interview
90 min.
Disciplines
Law Enforcement and Corrections
Recommended Citation
Hancock, Daniel, "Interview with William "Bill" Cline" (2016). Peace Officers Association of Georgia Oral Histories. 63.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/poag-oral-histories/63
Document Type
Video
Source
Peace Officers Association of Georgia
