About Greg Sievers Private Investigator State License #A 2700203
Education:

Associates Degree from Pensacola Junior College in Criminal Justice Technology in 1990

Bachelors Degree from Troy State University in Criminal Justice with honors in 1994

Work Experience:

I joined the Army Military Police in 1983. After graduating from the Military Police Academy, I worked for three years as a Military Police Officer here in the states and in Germany.

I joined the Pensacola Police Department in 1987. After graduating from the Police Academy with Police Standards, I continued working for the city police department until January 2004 (17 years). During my career on the Pensacola Police Department, I was assigned to the patrol division where I responded to routine calls for service, the major crimes division where I specialized in the apprehension of burglars and armed robbers, the narcotics division for eight years where I worked undercover investigating narcotics and vice violations, was promoted to Sergeant in 1999 and finally was assigned to the community policing section where I worked closely with citizens in the community to improve their neighborhoods. I was also on the SWAT team for eight years and was an entry team leader.

Police Training schools:

DUI field sobriety school, Airport Drug Interdiction school, Narcotics Identification and Investigation school, D.E.A. school, Cannabis Detection and Eradication school, Cannabis Indoor Grow school, Electronic Technical Surveillance school, Pen Register-Wire Tapping school, Telephone Surveillance school, D.E.A. Highway Interdiction school, Homicide Investigation school, Field Training Officer school, an 80 hour Advanced Middle Management school, Move to Contact school for incidents involving shooters/hostage takers inside school buildings, fingerprint lifting school, NCIC/FCIC basic computer school, and have attended numerous training sessions involving all aspects of police crises situations.

Military Training:

Military Police Academy, Drivers Training and Vehicle Maintenance, Opposing Forces Weapons Course, Counter-Terrorism Training, Nuclear Arms Site Security Course.

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Military Awards:

Army Achievement Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Letter of Commendation, and three Certificates of Achievement.

Police Awards:

Twice selected as Officer of the Month, Department Scholar PJC, four Certificates of Meritorious Service for outstanding police service, two Letters of Commendation, Award of Merit for exceptional individual performance, awarded a "triumphant" certificate for outstanding accomplishments in departmental physical fitness testing, Award of Merit for successful investigation of high level narcotics violators, certificate of appreciation from the Drug Enforcement Agency for outstanding contributions in the field of drug law enforcement, Award of Merit for accomplishments and record narcotics and cash seizures in the vice and narcotics unit. Pensacola City Police Department’s Gold Medal of Valor for actions taken during a SWAT situation.

Civilian Security/Investigative Work:

In January of 2004 I began working full time as a Security Consultant.

Also in  2004, I received my “C” license as a Private Investigator as well as my Concealed Weapons Permit. I began working with other private Investigators in the area on various types of surveillance cases.

In 2007, I received my “A” license and opened up my own Private Investigations Business called “Greg Sievers Investigations”. I also received my “G” license enabling me to work Armed Security/Investigations.

About My Agents:

I currently work full time as a Private Investigator and Process Server. I specialize in surveillance and have experience working all types of cases including Domestic Cases, Wrongful Death, Insurance Fraud, DUI/Criminal Defense, Personal Injury, Armed Executive Protection, Secret Shopper, and Background and Asset searches.

I have two female interns who are licensed to work with me in the field of Private Investigations. I also maintain a professional working relationship with other Private Investigators in the area and have at times relied on their assistance with extensive surveillance cases.

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