Dog the Bounty Hunter

[globalinstincts]

It was just a joke... (smiley included to denote humor)

We're in an industry where people test your patience all the time. Let's not put up our "thick skin" to come on here.

It wasn't the first joke on this site about the government, politicians or individuals, so I'm not sure why people are getting torqued.

My apologies for the Non-PC humor.

[Black Caesar]

We're in an industry where people test your patience all the time. Let's not put up our "thick skin" to come on here.

It wasn't the first joke on this site about the government, politicians or individuals, so I'm not sure why people are getting torqued.

My apologies for the Non-PC humor.

No worrys, I thought it was funny .

[Mr. Security]

I'd rather watch re-runs of th A-Team. Ha.

Me too!

[Arrowslinger]

I watched the first season, now it is only "see my wifes cleavage"

Then they stand around praying and a minute later its, "GET ON THE GROUND MOTHER ******!!!!"

[HotelSecurity]

I watched the first season, now it is only "see my wifes cleavage"

Then they stand around praying and a minute later its, "GET ON THE GROUND MOTHER ******!!!!"

And then it's thre scene inside the van when they're taking them to jail. "would you like a cigarette?" etc. His personnality changes faster than I change my underwear

[Arrowslinger]

Hmm

18 arrests for armed robbery. In 1977, he was sentenced to five years in prison for the murder of Jerry Lee Oliver.

http://www.biography.com/search/article.do?id=11418324

[locknid]

I used to watch dog the bounty hunter in the first season but got bored with it pretty quickly. like another poster said the subjects almost never resisted, ran, fought. They would spend 27 minutes building up to this so-called intense arrest which turned out to usually be nothing, the rest of the show I had to watch his stupid family interact with each other.

It bothers me though everyone saying how because he is a convicted felon then he shouldn't be able to be in any form of law enforcement or arresting people at all. I can understand this but technically isn't our justice system supposed to be based off of rehabilitation? once someone has served their time shouldn't soceity stop punishing them? Yes he used to be bad but it seems clear to me that he made a huge effort to change, and then to try and help other people change also. He has said over and over again thats why he started doing it. There was one show where after arresting someone he gave a talk to some folks in a half-way house. I believe he is good natured in what he is doing. sure he may go over the top sometimes, and he may cuss and yell at the subject while making an arrest but as anyone knows who has made an arrest, the adreneline usually is pumping and reactions aren't your complete normal ones.

Give him a break, don't be jealous that he has found a way to make tons of money and try and help people at the same time.

[Mr. Security]

For murder? If an alcoholic quits drinking, then that's commendable. However, that doesn't mean that there won't be long range consequences such as liver failure and other health problems.

Changing from a life of crime is commendable too. Nevertheless, one reaps what they sow. Certain crimes make a person ineligible for positions of trust and authority. Murder is one of those, IMO.

[Chucky]

Give him a break, don't be jealous that he has found a way to make tons of money and try and help people at the same time.

Just wondering if you were one of the 18 victims that feared that this freak was going to kill them after he got their money or the family of the person he killed. Then would you be so generous with how he is getting filthy rich?
I am of course referring to the TV show portion of his income as I am a firm believer that it takes a thief to catch one.

[Bill Warnock]

Just wondering if you were one of the 18 victims that feared that this freak was going to kill them after he got their money or the family of the person he killed. Then would you be so generous with how he is getting filthy rich?
I am of course referring to the TV show portion of his income as I am a firm believer that it takes a thief to catch one.

You are right on that one Chucky; and, as we all have learned, our good old and much beloved Department of State uses him to pluck the sensitive cases from other countries, namely Mexico. One of our presidents in the 18th century stated is best, "When you want catch a thief, set a thief."
Enjoy the day,
Bill

[james2go30]

hey

sending a convicted felon after other felons....makes sense....what next sending convicted child molesters to elementary schools undercover to catch other child molesters...Yea this world is great. I feel a whole lot safer about society now. uh huh.

[BailBondInvestigator]

Bounty Hunter's are not in any shape or form Law Enforcement. In fact most Bounty Hunters are convicted felon themself. Most of Security and Law Enforcment dislike them.

First sentence......100% correct.

Second sentence.......ARE YOU [email protected]&%ING KIDDING ME????? You cannot legally work Bail Fugitive Recovery as a felon in most jurisdictions. In California you can't get licensed with a felony record.

Research.....then post....saves you sounding like you don't have a clue.

[sec-guy]

First sentence......100% correct.

Second sentence.......ARE YOU [email protected]&%ING KIDDING ME????? You cannot legally work Bail Fugitive Recovery as a felon in most jurisdictions. In California you can't get licensed with a felony record.

Research.....then post....saves you sounding like you don't have a clue.

Yes, research IS good and will help getting the facts.

[Lawson]

Research.....then post....saves you sounding like you don't have a clue.

You should probably taste some of your own medicine. FPO posted that 2yrs ago and hasnt really posted since then.

[BailBondInvestigator]

Ya' don't say...

I am aware of the posting date thank you much. When I am new to a site I dig up old threads and add my two cents (well aware that occassionally that's all it is worth). And what does that have to do with researching? It's posted right here in plain sight!