There have been 6 bounty hunters shot and killed in Arizona while breaking into a home that they "thought" the person they were looking for was in. The best part is the home owner was not charged and even got the weapon back ASAP just incase a Bounty Hunter breaks through the door again.
It’s funny how cops are outraged when this happens to them, but then they pull you over or raid your house on a mistaken identity it’s a honest mistake.
Accidents are horrible...and there is usually someone to be held accountable. But there is nothing funny about anything that allows non-LEO persons the ability to deprive innocent persons of their constitutional rights, without due process.
@@FVWhimsy2010 Leo’s getting held accountable is a joke. A Leo killed a little girl and no one got charged if they ever was a time for them to face charges it would be that’s
What part of them were outraged this happened to a cop, the sheriff is mad because this guy is running around kicking in people's doors and waving a gun around while threatening people and that shit trash can libtard state lets that be legal just because "he knows they are there"
@@bricemacaluso8361 Not really, because first of all they are legally allowed to enter your home if that is the address on the bond papers. Easy as that you give your rights away aswell as you give them the right to enter your home, thats all within the laws and the contract you signed. Also not every state has the stand your ground law which also means you cant always just shoot anybody that comes to your house.
Anyone who owns a gun, is damn near waiting for someone to bust into their homes the way the bounty hunters do.. I don’t blame the home owners for defending their homes they’re NOT cops at all and shouldn’t act like they are. (They all do)
Saying someone is acting like the police in any situation is stupid lol all police do is give people orders, are the police the only people who that? I mean it’s not reserved for them alone and police are NOT the only authority. Nobody “acts like the police” lol that doesn’t even make sense
@@FATMAN162x ur comment made no sense guy. Sure other people giver commands but not the way police do. Lol quit reaching to the stars for an argument guy.
@@aestheticera420 "reaching to the stars" LOL wtf? You must've been waiting to use that line. Your original comment is still stupid, but all your gnna say is "nah uh, your comment makes no sense" LOLOLOLOLOL Ok "guy"
Like a year ago where a dud killed all 3 bounty hunters, they just stormed the place try to handcuff him, but he had different plans in mind Edit: yes it was in the US, just google it, there are olenty of CCTV footage of the incident
@@m843ii you a badass. Tough job, have distance family who used to be. Some of the shit yall go through with no compensation is unreal. Keep it up man!
@@budddove6480 it really all depends on your agreement with the bond company. If the bounty hunter can articulate that he forced or caused the defendant to get arrested by the cops,then he’ll get paid. I work for a single company and am on salary so I don’t care how they get arrested. If I hire a contractor, I pay them even if a cop arrests the defendant.
The sheriff asks “if she was going to give him up. Why force their way in?” Ok sheriff we will remember that when you serve a warrant and you kick in a door and toss children from their beds. Throw women to the ground.
@@dmoneyas24 No, but the moment steps to someone who isn't on his bond and says "Call the police all you want, I'm still coming in" while blocking the door and touching his weapon, that's when I'd step back into the house, get a gun, and come out shooting. He's an armed intruder on my property who has already been told to leave, and is refusing. His life is forfeit.
Just like what the Sheriff said, when you Sign a Bond, you're signing away your Constitutional rights and when you miss Court or Violate the Terms of your Bond, that gives them the Legal right to make entrance in your home. Also, they gotta make sure all their Ducks are in a row so they don't get charged.
Ok he comes in my house looking for someone castle defense laws don't give a shit if he has a job to do. If they kick down the door without a warrant or confirmation they get at best the butt of my shotgun to the face at worst a couple of slugs.
@@bcoe9272 Not really, unless you go around in full body armor. Plus they know where everybody is and hit it all at the same time. By the time you're done looking around to see who, and where you're already dead.
@@daviddiehl197 lmao I take it your one of these tough guy bounty hunters by the sounds of just saying its America theres alot more highly trained shooters than bounty hunters lol prime example I could out shoot this hillbilly bounty hunter in the video and im Canadian lol
@@bcoe9272 Another point, We don't work alone. We see in your house before you can see us. Unless you're standing at every window. Drones work nice just for this reason.
Thats why they feel like they are cops...same concept applies, omit Rights and limitations to get the job done...only difference is a uniform and a GOV payroll...
I completely agree. Good for that sheriff. Where I live, bounty hunters know better and would never come in someone's home like that. It's a very rural area and I'd estimate that 80% of people around here do have a firearm in the house. That may sound excessive but you have to understand that if someone comes to your home intending to do you harm, there's no telling how long it'll take the cops to get to your home when you live somewhere like this. They could be on the other side of the mountain when they get the dispatch and your closest neighbors really aren't all that close and people don't like getting in other people's business around here. Even hearing gunshots probably wouldn't even be taken seriously or noted because it's common for people to hunt and practice shooting. You're essentially on your own until help can get to you so most of us feel much safer knowing there's a firearm in the home. Our children are taught gun safety from an early age and it's taken very seriously. They're often hunters as well so even if there's just a couple of kids in the home, you try breaking in and those kids might just shoot your ass just as easily as their parents would have. And they won't miss either.
@@johnsingleton393 Who will? Bounty hunters? That's what I'm trying to explain here....they usually won't bust into people's houses like this because it's dangerous for them to do so. I'm not saying it never happens but they won't take the risk 9 times outta 10 cuz they know people around here are armed and they value their own safety and realize it's not worth the risk. They utilize other techniques to get the people they're looking for that are less risky for everyone involved. I'm not sure if that's how things are in other rural areas but that's how it is here.
@@TattsnGuns your gonna end up doing that shit with the wrong person one day and end up with a hollow point between the eyes, and the world will be a much better place without people like you
@Peter Kropotkin dude, I'm a Marine veteran and I've had my fair amount of close calls as a bondsman and Marine. I've been prepared to die for a LONG time. So your little kid threat means absolutely nothing to me. Keep it moving, troll.
@@peterkropotkin1158 you don't think we aren't aware of the dangers behind every door?🤣 we do carry too, you know. Please tell me how you don't know shit about the bail industry without telling me you don't know shit about the bail industry lol.
Yeah dumb bounty hunter got shot by home owner for talking crap to the WRONG home owner Or check this one out 3 bounty hunter’s found zip tied together by police for going to the wrong house , police told the bail company that their intel was wrong and should stay clear of that house but decided to go anyway Home owner did not press any charges He thought they would be bigger He was 6-9 303 lbs and ex-military
We had a bondsman show up at my work looking for someone, I worked security at a higher scale gentlemans club. He told us the name but no one worked there by that name. He attempted to enter I told him he could not enter because he was armed and was there to search for someone and cause a scene. He tried to bust in anyway. The joy I and the other security guards had when we beat their asses and disarmed them was made all the sweeter when we got them arrested. The funnier thing is if he had shown us a photo we would have let him in... it was one of our new hires using a fake name that hadn't checked out 100% My man ended up leaving out the front door right passed these knuckle heads in the back of the cruisers. If that bondsman would not have acted like he was above the law. He would have saved his and his dudes some lumps and got his bail jumper.
Her comment “I will get him for you” did not indicate he was in the home. She could have meant a phone call, email or carrier pigeon. If you enter my home against my will, I will see defend my home. It is insane to think, you having a insurance “agent” coming into your home with force.
A bounty hunter came to my home when I was 14. He was looking for one of my fathers “brothers”. He was saying the same shit this guy was saying. Then my pop produced his 1911 and said “if you can get past me your more than welcome to search my house”. Dude left and didn’t come back.
Nick Cara he’s “overly aggressive” considered by other might just be his usual behavior & his actual overly aggressiveness might be batshit over the wall. Everyone has their own levels of aggressive & calmness. Not everyone has the same level which is why people have different interpretations of aggressiveness for themselves.
If you were collecting bounties on people who commit violent crimes and are armed you need to show a level of aggression as they will know you are in control of the situation and also they will most likely panic, meaning they are more likely to make a mistake and gives a window of opportunity for a safe arrest. That woman hiding that man could have been covering for him whilst he dug out his gun etc. If he had waited for the woman to bring down the guy chances are he would not have come quietly and it would have ended badly.
@@Catsassole No, it's because they're literally employed by the bail bonds companies you moron. They don't have the ability to go out and be a vigilante, they can just legally detain or capture people who basically signed a paper giving up their rights and telling the bail bonds company "Yeah you can send these guys after me if I break any of your terms."
@@pownedmanstuff To me that makes you a gutless coward too just like the fucking bounty hunters all are. Just a gang of pussies in Halloween costumes afraid to go after the real hardcases so they play tough guy with minor bail jumpers to make them feel like real men except it's all Cosplay. Real men have real jobs that take real courage every fuckin' day. These are just cowards.
Also bounty hunting is illegal in Mexico so they could only get them if they were in american soil. That's why dog the bounty hunter went to jail in the 2000s.
@@midknight5194 government have no issue finding them, they have no interest in finding them is a different story, its like military have equipment to detect tunnels at Mexican borders but "supposedly" cant use the technology unless its a war ...so Al-Qaeda can tunnel across the border and its ok unless we are in real war....same with cartel bosses, they find them in 5 minutes if its national or alphabet agency interest demands it... Nothing what it seems.
@@thetruthalwaysscary you're mostly right, the US government is profiting off of the cartel drug trades, which is why they're still thriving. If the US government wanted them all dead/gone, the cartels would be dissolved within a month. I'm sure the CIA and other alphabet agencies have ways to destabilize them at the ready.
A man with a gun and no search warrant, and no badge pushes there way into your home. How would you respond? it seems to me that guy is the wrong house away form being shot by a home owner. I'm not saying that is right or even good. But his aggressive tactics will someday end his life. That vest hes waring will stop a hand gun round, against a rifle or shotgun it is virtually useless. When he goes to the wrong house and someone shoots they will will be found justified in doing so by the same police that are warning how dangerous bounty hunters are. Listen to that sheriff, he is a sworn officer of the law. He doesn't want criminals going free. But this psudo police force of private yahoos running around kicking in doors is insane.
When someone says I'm going to shoot an intruder I don't understand how that makes them a "tough guy". Guns were invented to make killing easier nothing tough about them just a person trying to defend themselves I would hope that's everyone's first response.
@Sean Thompson yes, I will also use my fully auto semi automatic incendiary shotgun pistol rifle AR15 AK47 missile launching grenade launcher 1 shot kill 20 kill streak airstrike nuke Insta kill ballistic knife M9 will hallow shell tracer rounds explosive bullets 50 caliber sniper. After I kill the bounty hunter with my gun I will proceed to cut him open with the bayonet on my RPG machete steak knife butter knife brass knuckles laser sword katana hole puncher
Ditto. If his ugly mug showed up at MY door demanding entry...he'd HAVE to break it down. He'd also be met with a round from my 357 FMJ. My house is MY castle and the castle doctrine applies.
@@earthchansociety7769 That's an old wives tale. Lots of people live a life of aggression and die peacefully at a ripe old age. Quit being so stupid, and talking like an idiot. Use your brain, asshole.
@@brutalightsparcake1649 he is addressing a problem saying this issue can get someone killed when you walk outside there is always a chance you can get yourself killed And drink water lots of water and keep drinking tons and tons of athletes die every year because of it And choking eating something that your allergic to..... You didn't think that comment out
@@brutalightsparcake1649 you beed *need to think before you write a rebuttal Many kids are getting themselves killed ran over by cars trains and its no ones fault but there own do to them having both earbuds in Almost everything can get you killed that was my point simply living is slowly killing you
El Negro Your point is so incredibly stupid. If you’re drunk and someone tells you not to drive because that’s how people get killed do you say “people get killed from drinking too much water it’s ok”???
There are recorded cases of bounty hunters entering the wrong house and getting shot by the owner of the property. Yes u can shoot then and face no charges
@Gunnar Williams also bounty officers need to have visual confirmation of the suspect before they can legally enter the property without owners permission. Which I am sure as hell they didnt
@Gunnar Williams sadly for you if that property is not owned by the suspect they can sue you. Why? Because bounty hunting is a private industry, and you didnt sign the papers with the owner of the property. Only the suspect signed papers to give away his rights. Atleast these days.
@Gunnar Williams in recent history there were plenty of sucessful lawsuits against bounty hunters in regards of tresspassing but usually unlawful entry and damage.
I'm a recovery agent now own guerrilla contracting in colorado and you're wrong. We can go into any house on the bond papers. Because we verify with the owners before hand. And if we physically see our suspect we have every right to enter whatever domain we want in whatever fashion we want. You sign away all rights when you bail out
@Frank Silvers The democrats want them to be the military police for their socialist shithole. Over the last 30 or 40 years politicians have pushed for militarized police. That bullshit war on drugs that has not worked was the start of it
They have the right to grab them. They signed off on their rights to be released. The cop is a public employee. He has less right of arrest then the everyday citizen.
Cristino Do you even know what a security guard is lol? What that guy does is the complete opposite of what a security guard does. Security guards can't detain people. Bounty hunters only detain certain people that are under contract to their respective bondsmen that skip out on their bond or don't show up for court.
ur missing the point. they give up their rights by signing a bond which means that he has no rights whatsoever. great job to that bounty hunter very professional and the guy didn't swear or anything while taking the fugitive also as soon as the lady said hey lemme go get em that gives him 100% knowledge that hes there so he did nothing wrong.
Cristino you clearly have no idea what a security guards do I will tell you they protect property and persons/belongings on the property oh and there is this thing called a armed guard so a armed security guard and a bounty hunter are clearly 2 different things
@@gilroyreine8753 In my home where I know the layout and they do not. I have a nice big metal sign warning of 2A exist here right next to my front door. In a state that has the castle doctrine that says even law enforcement are not exempt if they do not have a warrant. They could knock and be perfectly fine I would be glad to tell them no felon is here wrong house. Come though the door without my permission that is a funnel point only one gun can be in play at a time unless they are shooting each other in the back. After the first two hit the ground the other three will be slowed by climbing over the first twos bodies. I know guys like me don't really exist and I am full of crap ;)
If it were Texas...the second his foot goes in the door without the homeowners permission...its trespassing. This guy gives us a bad name. We work hard to have a relationship with the local authorities.
I'm from West Virginia and my wife and I moved to Columbus Ohio into an apartment building. One night about midnight I Heard someone knocking at door...I looked out 2nd floor window And saw two shady looking dudes hiding in bushes. I grabbed my ar-15 and stood in kitchen while my wife was yelling "who is it?!" They yell "bounty hunter we are looking for (girl that use to live here) . I yelled don't recognize that name." I told my wife to let em in. They saw me aiming my ar right at them . Long story short ...we worked every thing out and they apologized. He made comment that they were debating on kicking door in or not .. he said he was glad he didn't lol I would have dropped them both soon as I heard first kick on door.
Bounty hunting has some limitations, and as a bounty hunter, you must abide by the law. Each state regulates and licenses bounty hunters, and some states even ban bounty hunting. No one is above the law, and they are not spared from this reminder.
False. Police salary varies greatly state to state. Where this was filmed entry level police salary is mid 40’s. In New Jersey it’s not uncommon for police to make 6 figures.
“I’ll get him for you.” Couldn’t wait to see if she’s lying before forcing in. You can still be effective and still be within the law. I can only describe this guy as follows, big, strong, tough, fast, and dumb.
@@tywanjames4427 , he forced himself in when she said "I'll get him for you" The fugitive gave up his rights when he signed the paper work to be temporarily free until he is in violation and doesn't show up to court but everyone else didn't sign it so these guys breaking into 3rd parties' homes is so fucking illegal. Fuck off dumbass
@@duradim1 That's so stupid. By that logic we could legalize accident-free intoxicated driving or playing literal Russian Roulette with other people's lives as long as no one actually dies.
In my hometown 2 bounty hunters tried to arrest a guy at a Nissan dealership. All three died in a shootout right in the dealership. I can’t remember if anyone else got hit or not.
Had this happen years ago and I was a county leo.same first name and street name as mine problem was wrong street one was court other was drive.he pushed my son out of the way and entered. It didn't end well for him.cost him 30 days in jail and a heavy lawsuit against the company. No love for these idiots!
THANK U!! We want Justice served for these normal citizens who go out and play police because they’re incapable of actually going through the training and school
@Tokyowave obviously, you are very uneducated on the difference between a cop and bounty hunter. Different set of laws, objectives, and less red tape. Fuck being a cop. I miss my bondsman days. And just so you are aware, I probably made 4-5 times as much as Mr copper up there. The bail industry is VERY lucrative.
@@onedropmtg6038 your comment proves that you have no idea of the difference between the job of an leo and one of a bondsman/bounty hunter. How about shutting your c*ck holster for a second and do your research on the objectives of each before I have to come correct you again due to your blatant ignorance.
@@Brianthegeek2 I also don't have to let armed intruders break into my home. According to castle doctrine. I'll let the 7.62s from my ak do the slapping. Bounty hunters are not law enforcement officials they hold absolutely no weight they are just another guy
5:10 _"Cannot be a bounty hunter if you are a convicted felon."_ But I'll bet that 75% or more felony B&E cases are pled down to misdemeanor offenses. So not actually that much of a "check."
I remember a small group of these knuckleheads knocking on my door several years ago. The problem started when my girlfriend, who I’ve been dating since high school, became and adult! Unfortunately, she shared the same name and birthdate as a local criminal in the area. We would always get calls and letters from the local jail telling us to pick up her stuff! It was pretty funny until these guys showed up. They were actually pretty nice, just extremely ignorant! The only reason we entertained their ignorance was because we had absolutely nothing better to do that night! 🤣
If this bounty tried this where I'm from just going into someones house without a warrant just because he thinks someone he's after is in there he would be shot
2:16 is the ONLY law that gives them authority to enter your home. If they enter without consent and the fugitive is NOT there. THEY HAVE COMMITTED A CRIME. You do NOT have to talk to them and DO NOT have to consent to a search.
they signed their life away. they signed a legal document and agreed to the terms. don't show up to court? bet your ass they are going to come. you will not change anything with ur puss puss opinion
@@themusicman2005 depending on the state very wrong actually, I'm from California and in my state as a bounty hunter or in any capacity even an average citizen with no law enforcement, security, or bounty hunters license if I witness or have reason to believe a felony is being committed I can enter anywhere I please to intervene, and in California skipping bail is a felony act/crime, so I have reasonable suspicion the guys in your house and you say no that sucks for you me and my team are coming in anyways. And if you attack us were allowed to defend ourselves up to and including deadly force and we're within our rights, and you also would be within your rights to attack us to defend your home per the castle doctrine. It's double sided on who has the rights to defend, but the right to enter is ours completely you don't get a choice
@@gunsfugitivessecurity8357 so your saying that if an average civilian witnesses a felony being committed even in a private residence he or she can enter as they please to intervene??
@Pikachu fan And tripolar fan You sound dumb.. They can and will kick in your door if the person they are looking for is confirmed to be inside your home. And if you try to kill them you most likely will end up dead or in prison wishing you were. Dont hide criminals and you have nothing to worry about.
@@4therush "Don't hide criminals and you have nothing to worry about" This is false, everybody makes mistakes, even bounty hunters. That's how they end up dead and homeowners walk free.
@Dillon Chappell take that stupid ass line off our flag then maybe we can debate. No cop is entering my house without a warrant. No arrest warrants are gonna get a cop searching my house.
@@KingReyes87 yea they arent cops once you sign that bail contracts you sign away your rights and the bail enforcement agents ot bounty hunters can enter your home no warrant needed
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There have been 6 bounty hunters shot and killed in Arizona while breaking into a home that they "thought" the person they were looking for was in. The best part is the home owner was not charged and even got the weapon back ASAP just incase a Bounty Hunter breaks through the door again.
Nice good news.
Fuck “bounty hunters”
This puts a smile on my face
@Shekel Man awww u post pussy video games on your 1 subscriber channel how adorable. I bet u live in a shit farm u brain tumor
Good bounty hunters can fuck off
It’s funny how cops are outraged when this happens to them, but then they pull you over or raid your house on a mistaken identity it’s a honest mistake.
Accidents are horrible...and there is usually someone to be held accountable. But there is nothing funny about anything that allows non-LEO persons the ability to deprive innocent persons of their constitutional rights, without due process.
@@FVWhimsy2010 Leo’s getting held accountable is a joke. A Leo killed a little girl and no one got charged if they ever was a time for them to face charges it would be that’s
@@ezw1561 cuz he shot at them?
What part of them were outraged this happened to a cop, the sheriff is mad because this guy is running around kicking in people's doors and waving a gun around while threatening people and that shit trash can libtard state lets that be legal just because "he knows they are there"
Haha yep irony
Where I live, if a man pushes his way into my house looking for someone, he would be leaving in a body bag!!
All talk
@@TattsnGuns
nope, castle doctrine and stand your ground laws🤷♂️
@@user-yq3fz9ch5q Doesn't apply if you sign a legally binding bail bond contract, giving up those rights. Do your research please.
@@user-yq3fz9ch5q Not when you sign my legally binding contract😂
He’s no longer Michael Scott, he’s now referred to as prison mike.
Bottom Mike.
@@NextWorldVR
Ahahaha! Cellblock-Sweetheart Mike.
If u storming in my house and u ain't no cop, I'm defending my property.
Defend your castle law
keyboard warrior comment of the day ^^^
And person.
Check your state laws, but if they dont identify themselves as law enforcement and they force entry into your home, you can use deadly force
@@bricemacaluso8361 Not really, because first of all they are legally allowed to enter your home if that is the address on the bond papers. Easy as that you give your rights away aswell as you give them the right to enter your home, thats all within the laws and the contract you signed. Also not every state has the stand your ground law which also means you cant always just shoot anybody that comes to your house.
When he said he's "gottem all so far" I was expecting hundreds, not 4 🤣🤦🏽♂️
I have 15 just last year
Then he says he's got 3 to go. Which kinda implies he has NOT gotten them all, in fact only slightly above 50%
Right!! 🤣🤣🤣
@@herculesbrofister265 😂😂 so he’s basically failing
Rambo. (Gone wrong)
Anyone who owns a gun, is damn near waiting for someone to bust into their homes the way the bounty hunters do.. I don’t blame the home owners for defending their homes they’re NOT cops at all and shouldn’t act like they are. (They all do)
Saying someone is acting like the police in any situation is stupid lol all police do is give people orders, are the police the only people who that? I mean it’s not reserved for them alone and police are NOT the only authority. Nobody “acts like the police” lol that doesn’t even make sense
@@FATMAN162x ur comment made no sense guy. Sure other people giver commands but not the way police do. Lol quit reaching to the stars for an argument guy.
Sam Colt would fix these bastards. If they break into your house he’ll sort them out.
@@aestheticera420 "reaching to the stars" LOL wtf? You must've been waiting to use that line. Your original comment is still stupid, but all your gnna say is "nah uh, your comment makes no sense" LOLOLOLOLOL Ok "guy"
@@FATMAN162x you just proved my point lol
I love the editing. Him claiming professionalism, inter-cut with others just calling him a moron.
Everyone wants to play cops and robbers till one day the robber shoots back.
Like a year ago where a dud killed all 3 bounty hunters, they just stormed the place try to handcuff him, but he had different plans in mind
Edit: yes it was in the US, just google it, there are olenty of CCTV footage of the incident
Dame, that’s what I’m talking about.
@@StoneCoolds Damn fr??
@@jerinbrowder2468 yep, here is the video krplus.net/bidio/j7Cuo2liX2mmg4o , that job its dangerous, pretending to be a badass will get you kill
OR... till the bounty hunter goes to harass the chief of police at his home..... and then starts crying.
One way to piss off a Bounty Hunter is to run straight to the first cop you see and have the cop take you in. LOL, the Bounty won't get paid XD
Best comment lol had me cracking up
That's not actually true. I've been one for 16 years so I know what I'm talking about.
@@m843ii you a badass. Tough job, have distance family who used to be. Some of the shit yall go through with no compensation is unreal. Keep it up man!
@@m843ii Why isn't it true? If a guy runs to a cop when you're looking for him, how did you arrest him?
@@budddove6480 it really all depends on your agreement with the bond company. If the bounty hunter can articulate that he forced or caused the defendant to get arrested by the cops,then he’ll get paid. I work for a single company and am on salary so I don’t care how they get arrested. If I hire a contractor, I pay them even if a cop arrests the defendant.
The sheriff asks “if she was going to give him up. Why force their way in?” Ok sheriff we will remember that when you serve a warrant and you kick in a door and toss children from their beds. Throw women to the ground.
Good point. But the bounty hunters shouldn't do it either
@@abigailbp9294 so the criminals should just have free reign?
Yeah that sheriff is a moron. If anything bail enforcement makes their job easier
@@dmoneyas24 No, but the moment steps to someone who isn't on his bond and says "Call the police all you want, I'm still coming in" while blocking the door and touching his weapon, that's when I'd step back into the house, get a gun, and come out shooting.
He's an armed intruder on my property who has already been told to leave, and is refusing. His life is forfeit.
Just like what the Sheriff said, when you Sign a Bond, you're signing away your Constitutional rights and when you miss Court or Violate the Terms of your Bond, that gives them the Legal right to make entrance in your home. Also, they gotta make sure all their Ducks are in a row so they don't get charged.
Ok he comes in my house looking for someone castle defense laws don't give a shit if he has a job to do. If they kick down the door without a warrant or confirmation they get at best the butt of my shotgun to the face at worst a couple of slugs.
Correct!
3:57 “we dont go out to intimidate anyone”
3:18 “dont move your hand again or ill break it”
To top it off- 4:47
He is begging for a cap at wrong house sooner or later
Anybody showing a gun can and will be killed.
@@daviddiehl197 and so could the bounty hunter as the guy inside has the upper hand could go either way
@@bcoe9272 Not really, unless you go around in full body armor. Plus they know where everybody is and hit it all at the same time. By the time you're done looking around to see who, and where you're already dead.
@@daviddiehl197 lmao I take it your one of these tough guy bounty hunters by the sounds of just saying its America theres alot more highly trained shooters than bounty hunters lol prime example I could out shoot this hillbilly bounty hunter in the video and im Canadian lol
@@bcoe9272 Another point, We don't work alone. We see in your house before you can see us. Unless you're standing at every window. Drones work nice just for this reason.
So, anything is allowed under the veil of "I'm just doing my job". Yuck!
Thats why they feel like they are cops...same concept applies, omit Rights and limitations to get the job done...only difference is a uniform and a GOV payroll...
I completely agree. Good for that sheriff. Where I live, bounty hunters know better and would never come in someone's home like that. It's a very rural area and I'd estimate that 80% of people around here do have a firearm in the house. That may sound excessive but you have to understand that if someone comes to your home intending to do you harm, there's no telling how long it'll take the cops to get to your home when you live somewhere like this. They could be on the other side of the mountain when they get the dispatch and your closest neighbors really aren't all that close and people don't like getting in other people's business around here. Even hearing gunshots probably wouldn't even be taken seriously or noted because it's common for people to hunt and practice shooting. You're essentially on your own until help can get to you so most of us feel much safer knowing there's a firearm in the home. Our children are taught gun safety from an early age and it's taken very seriously. They're often hunters as well so even if there's just a couple of kids in the home, you try breaking in and those kids might just shoot your ass just as easily as their parents would have. And they won't miss either.
They'll still come in
And still get gunned down.
@@johnsingleton393 Who will? Bounty hunters? That's what I'm trying to explain here....they usually won't bust into people's houses like this because it's dangerous for them to do so. I'm not saying it never happens but they won't take the risk 9 times outta 10 cuz they know people around here are armed and they value their own safety and realize it's not worth the risk. They utilize other techniques to get the people they're looking for that are less risky for everyone involved. I'm not sure if that's how things are in other rural areas but that's how it is here.
@@ultimatemixmeister5127You’re the one who will get gunned down. You’re outnumbered and outgunned
@@XxXShevampXxXif they have to break in to catch you they will. Seems you haven’t really done your homework on bounty hunters
"Why didn't you show up in court today?"
"Wouldn't you like to know, Weather Boy?"
Lean like a Cholo 🤣😂🤣
🤣🤣
“We dont go out to intimidate people”......“Dont move your hand again or ill break it”
This is that “give someone authority and see how they abuse it” situation
@@tokyowave9370 it's not abuse of authority. We are allowed to do anything necessary to get the person into cuffs.
@@TattsnGuns your gonna end up doing that shit with the wrong person one day and end up with a hollow point between the eyes, and the world will be a much better place without people like you
@Peter Kropotkin dude, I'm a Marine veteran and I've had my fair amount of close calls as a bondsman and Marine. I've been prepared to die for a LONG time. So your little kid threat means absolutely nothing to me. Keep it moving, troll.
@@peterkropotkin1158 you don't think we aren't aware of the dangers behind every door?🤣 we do carry too, you know. Please tell me how you don't know shit about the bail industry without telling me you don't know shit about the bail industry lol.
Holy hell, this bounty hunter is devoid of reason and brain cells
Another reckless hillbilly with a gun / vest.
Well that's a good spot to carry your gun. Right where someone could easily grab it in an altercation.....
Genius😂!
its an airsoft gun.
Bobo Fett is the only bounty hunter i have any respect for
Fuck him he put Captain solo in the cargo hold lol. JK I love boba Fett
Yo got poped by obi wan kenobi he ain't special
Nathaniel Payne no Han Solo killed him in return of the Jedi
But hes not on steroids and tatted out, so he can't be a respected bounty hunter 😅
Bobo?
“Don’t move your hand again or il break it” and this is while he’s being recorded, how bad are they when they are not being recorded
Nah probably did it so sound tough on camera.
Imagine the uproar if a cop said that
I don’t think the camera made a difference what do ever
Matt is on steroids!
Yeah dumb bounty hunter got shot by home owner for talking crap to the WRONG home owner
Or check this one out
3 bounty hunter’s found zip tied together by police for going to the wrong house , police told the bail company that their intel was wrong and should stay clear of that house but decided to go anyway
Home owner did not press any charges
He thought they would be bigger
He was 6-9 303 lbs and ex-military
Whether the person they were looking for was in my house or not one of us would’ve died the way he forced his way in!
All talk
We had a bondsman show up at my work looking for someone, I worked security at a higher scale gentlemans club. He told us the name but no one worked there by that name. He attempted to enter I told him he could not enter because he was armed and was there to search for someone and cause a scene.
He tried to bust in anyway. The joy I and the other security guards had when we beat their asses and disarmed them was made all the sweeter when we got them arrested. The funnier thing is if he had shown us a photo we would have let him in... it was one of our new hires using a fake name that hadn't checked out 100%
My man ended up leaving out the front door right passed these knuckle heads in the back of the cruisers. If that bondsman would not have acted like he was above the law. He would have saved his and his dudes some lumps and got his bail jumper.
You must be so proud of yourself, especially the part where you traffic in woman at a sex club.
appreciate you taking your time to tell the world your rAre story ❤️🔥
This is when Michael Scott becomes Prison Mike. He better look out for those dementors in prison.
Finally I found someone who said it!!!!!
Dwight Schrute will be acting as his attorney
I understood that refefence.
Same can be said of the cops....nah..they'll put them in protective custody with the snitches, and child molesters....pussies
Owner:Hes been pretty effective and gotten alot for us.
Cameraman: How many did he get?
Owner: uh *panic* 4
I was waiting for him to say 20 or something like that
He also said ( which you oh so conveniently left off) "and he's got three more to go" ....
@@fjb4932 Ah, seven is of course a far greater achievement. Now I really have respect for his life's work.
That actually is alot. Some hunts go on for months.
Her comment “I will get him for you” did not indicate he was in the home. She could have meant a phone call, email or carrier pigeon. If you enter my home against my will, I will see defend my home. It is insane to think, you having a insurance “agent” coming into your home with force.
If bounty hunters come busting in my house we’re going to have a water gun fight!
A bounty hunter came to my home when I was 14. He was looking for one of my fathers “brothers”. He was saying the same shit this guy was saying. Then my pop produced his 1911 and said “if you can get past me your more than welcome to search my house”. Dude left and didn’t come back.
🤣😂🤣😂
Best dad ever
Papa don't don't take no mess.
Than you’re old wash up father woke up
@@JorgeRamos-pl3ik You must be one of them bitches.
“I don’t consider myself overly aggressive.”
...Are overly aggressive.
Nick Cara he’s “overly aggressive” considered by other might just be his usual behavior & his actual overly aggressiveness might be batshit over the wall. Everyone has their own levels of aggressive & calmness. Not everyone has the same level which is why people have different interpretations of aggressiveness for themselves.
Let that fu ckface try it at my home. Matt if your reading this: You go home in a bodybag.
If you were collecting bounties on people who commit violent crimes and are armed you need to show a level of aggression as they will know you are in control of the situation and also they will most likely panic, meaning they are more likely to make a mistake and gives a window of opportunity for a safe arrest. That woman hiding that man could have been covering for him whilst he dug out his gun etc. If he had waited for the woman to bring down the guy chances are he would not have come quietly and it would have ended badly.
@@mike86mike and ur new home would be jail lol
@@MatthewHensley8304 easy killer, I was just quoting a comically timed moment in the video, not expressing my personal emotions.
😂 if that moose ever said he was coming in my house there would be problems!
If he forces his way into my house he won't be walking out
Wonder why they don't go after gang members and face real criminal not people who don't show up to court for unpaid traffic tickets
Because they're all cowards. Every last one of them.
Real criminals and gang members are scary to these pussies.
@@Catsassole No, it's because they're literally employed by the bail bonds companies you moron. They don't have the ability to go out and be a vigilante, they can just legally detain or capture people who basically signed a paper giving up their rights and telling the bail bonds company "Yeah you can send these guys after me if I break any of your terms."
@@dungeonfrek Read the response above
@@pownedmanstuff To me that makes you a gutless coward too just like the fucking bounty hunters all are. Just a gang of pussies in Halloween costumes afraid to go after the real hardcases so they play tough guy with minor bail jumpers to make them feel like real men except it's all Cosplay. Real men have real jobs that take real courage every fuckin' day. These are just cowards.
There are bounties for many millions of dollars for drug cartel bosses. Why don’t they go after them if money is what they want?
A bounty hunter doesnt actually collect bounty idiot they arrest people who signed their rights to them specifically not anyone
bc thats nearly impossible for a average person, the government have trouble finding them, legally its hard enough to shoot a gun in a foreign country
Also bounty hunting is illegal in Mexico so they could only get them if they were in american soil. That's why dog the bounty hunter went to jail in the 2000s.
@@midknight5194 government have no issue finding them, they have no interest in finding them is a different story, its like military have equipment to detect tunnels at Mexican borders but "supposedly" cant use the technology unless its a war ...so Al-Qaeda can tunnel across the border and its ok unless we are in real war....same with cartel bosses, they find them in 5 minutes if its national or alphabet agency interest demands it... Nothing what it seems.
@@thetruthalwaysscary you're mostly right, the US government is profiting off of the cartel drug trades, which is why they're still thriving. If the US government wanted them all dead/gone, the cartels would be dissolved within a month. I'm sure the CIA and other alphabet agencies have ways to destabilize them at the ready.
These are the type of people that got bullied in highschool and probably dropped out of bootcamp 😂
I love how they are reporting on this "news story" like something changed in the last 400 years
A man with a gun and no search warrant, and no badge pushes there way into your home. How would you respond? it seems to me that guy is the wrong house away form being shot by a home owner. I'm not saying that is right or even good. But his aggressive tactics will someday end his life. That vest hes waring will stop a hand gun round, against a rifle or shotgun it is virtually useless. When he goes to the wrong house and someone shoots they will will be found justified in doing so by the same police that are warning how dangerous bounty hunters are. Listen to that sheriff, he is a sworn officer of the law. He doesn't want criminals going free. But this psudo police force of private yahoos running around kicking in doors is insane.
"Only you can prevent wild fires"
@Sean Thompsonyou're no doubt a pussy.
When someone says I'm going to shoot an intruder I don't understand how that makes them a "tough guy". Guns were invented to make killing easier nothing tough about them just a person trying to defend themselves I would hope that's everyone's first response.
Endless Slumber "only you can prevent aids"
@Sean Thompson yes, I will also use my fully auto semi automatic incendiary shotgun pistol rifle AR15 AK47 missile launching grenade launcher 1 shot kill 20 kill streak airstrike nuke Insta kill ballistic knife M9 will hallow shell tracer rounds explosive bullets 50 caliber sniper. After I kill the bounty hunter with my gun I will proceed to cut him open with the bayonet on my RPG machete steak knife butter knife brass knuckles laser sword katana hole puncher
One day he gonna break in the wrong house and get a slug in his dome ik if someone broke down my door and I had no idea why I’d be blasting 💯
@Zz Z
As long as you're not the co-signer of the bond, blast away.
@Zz Z
It's not a federal bond, so laws vary from state to state.
Ditto. If his ugly mug showed up at MY door demanding entry...he'd HAVE to break it down. He'd also be met with a round from my 357 FMJ. My house is MY castle and the castle doctrine applies.
Oh I don’t pity those who seek trouble. If they chose a life of aggression eventually they will meet an end by that aggression.
@@earthchansociety7769
That's an old wives tale.
Lots of people live a life of aggression and die peacefully at a ripe old age.
Quit being so stupid, and talking like an idiot.
Use your brain, asshole.
the bounty hunter Trainer is saying the way he went about it was wrong.
I aggressively "don't consider my self overly aggressive".
“Move your hand again and I’ll break it” WHAT?!?!
Uneducated p.ssheads, nothing more.
Peice of shit
@@chucksmith155 how?
This is how people get killed..
People get killed from almost all things such as walking drinking eating .......
@@Elnegro.. people don't get killed by walking , drinking or eating they get killed by murder , stupid drivers , etc
@@brutalightsparcake1649 he is addressing a problem saying this issue can get someone killed when you walk outside there is always a chance you can get yourself killed
And drink water lots of water and keep drinking tons and tons of athletes die every year because of it
And choking eating something that your allergic to..... You didn't think that comment out
@@brutalightsparcake1649 you beed *need to think before you write a rebuttal
Many kids are getting themselves killed ran over by cars trains and its no ones fault but there own do to them having both earbuds in
Almost everything can get you killed that was my point simply living is slowly killing you
El Negro Your point is so incredibly stupid. If you’re drunk and someone tells you not to drive because that’s how people get killed do you say “people get killed from drinking too much water it’s ok”???
I wish the fuck they would talk big and bad at my door lol
If a bounty hunter breaks into my home it will be the last one he ever walks in and the first one he is wheeled out in a body bag.
There are recorded cases of bounty hunters entering the wrong house and getting shot by the owner of the property.
Yes u can shoot then and face no charges
@Gunnar Williams also bounty officers need to have visual confirmation of the suspect before they can legally enter the property without owners permission. Which I am sure as hell they didnt
@Gunnar Williams sadly for you if that property is not owned by the suspect they can sue you. Why? Because bounty hunting is a private industry, and you didnt sign the papers with the owner of the property. Only the suspect signed papers to give away his rights. Atleast these days.
@Gunnar Williams in recent history there were plenty of sucessful lawsuits against bounty hunters in regards of tresspassing but usually unlawful entry and damage.
@Gunnar Williams you said you were a bountry hunter in 90s. It is a different time today
I'm a recovery agent now own guerrilla contracting in colorado and you're wrong. We can go into any house on the bond papers. Because we verify with the owners before hand. And if we physically see our suspect we have every right to enter whatever domain we want in whatever fashion we want. You sign away all rights when you bail out
Why is he dressing like a police officer? This is deeply disturbing. They are acting like they're above the law.
This seems dangerous.
You are free to dress anyway you desire it is a free country.
@Frank Silvers The democrats want them to be the military police for their socialist shithole. Over the last 30 or 40 years politicians have pushed for militarized police. That bullshit war on drugs that has not worked was the start of it
Because the criminals are acting more and more like terrotist.
He don’t look like a cop. And they did nothing illegal.
I find it disturbing when they dress like cops. Seems sketchy.
They have the right to grab them. They signed off on their rights to be released. The cop is a public employee. He has less right of arrest then the everyday citizen.
My high school best friend is a bail bonds agent, he’s always in local jail docket for meth, why aren’t they background checked like officers?
just look at him. He thinks he’s above the law and feels like a real cop. To me he’s just a security guard with a gun permit..
Cristino Do you even know what a security guard is lol? What that guy does is the complete opposite of what a security guard does. Security guards can't detain people. Bounty hunters only detain certain people that are under contract to their respective bondsmen that skip out on their bond or don't show up for court.
Ay Kay lol you do realize security guards can detain its called citizens arrest everybody has that power
ur missing the point. they give up their rights by signing a bond which means that he has no rights whatsoever. great job to that bounty hunter very professional and the guy didn't swear or anything while taking the fugitive also as soon as the lady said hey lemme go get em that gives him 100% knowledge that hes there so he did nothing wrong.
YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT THE FUCK YOUR TALKING STUPID......
Cristino you clearly have no idea what a security guards do I will tell you they protect property and persons/belongings on the property oh and there is this thing called a armed guard so a armed security guard and a bounty hunter are clearly 2 different things
Arnold would be shot in major cities 🤷🏽♂️💯
Ronnie Cruz yup
No he won’t, I live in a major city and I have seen it done for 25 years every day in the worse neighborhood.
@@gustavoguallar63 well ya major city aint as dangerous as you think bruh
Dude would get popped doing that bullshit 🤷🏽♂️💯 ppl dont take that shit around these parts
Ronnie Cruz yes it is and bailout very dangerous individuals
I learned in "Intro to contractual law" 15 years ago that law is not allowed to uphold a contract that violates the law.
What law is violated?
IDGAF, if you're NOT law enforcement, you're NOT coming in my house. Warrant or not.
I bet he is overcompensating for something 🤣
HAHA! This bounty hunter is a dick!
@Jim Jones I wonder how many generations of inbreeding run in your family.
Ok kiddo
@@Lezve lmao you too?
@@MrE073 ….
If bounty hunters broke into my house, I'm waiting for them with a Remington 870 pump action tactical shotgun. I'd use buck shot.
Lmao if that's the case imagine 5 guns shooting towards ur dumbass from 5 different ass locations 😂😂
Yeah yeah yeah. Heard it plenty of times.
@@gilroyreine8753 In my home where I know the layout and they do not. I have a nice big metal sign warning of 2A exist here right next to my front door. In a state that has the castle doctrine that says even law enforcement are not exempt if they do not have a warrant. They could knock and be perfectly fine I would be glad to tell them no felon is here wrong house. Come though the door without my permission that is a funnel point only one gun can be in play at a time unless they are shooting each other in the back. After the first two hit the ground the other three will be slowed by climbing over the first twos bodies. I know guys like me don't really exist and I am full of crap ;)
@@TattsnGuns Yep nobody ever means that ;) LOL
@@JD-8-1971 LMAOOO ur now my bestfriend
If it were Texas...the second his foot goes in the door without the homeowners permission...its trespassing. This guy gives us a bad name. We work hard to have a relationship with the local authorities.
Bruh why you didn't just stake out the house to make sure he's in there, he needs to be fired just to get it over with
Anybody that says any form of “im just doing my job” knows they do some questionable shit & act like there are no other jobs that can be done
Bail bonds is literally in the Constitution. Educate yourself.
Bounty hunter: Don't move that hand again or I'm gon' break it.
Also Bounty hunter: We don't ever wanna intimidate anyone.
🙄🙄🙄
That's not intimidation. It's the truth.
I'm from West Virginia and my wife and I moved to Columbus Ohio into an apartment building. One night about midnight I Heard someone knocking at door...I looked out 2nd floor window And saw two shady looking dudes hiding in bushes. I grabbed my ar-15 and stood in kitchen while my wife was yelling "who is it?!" They yell "bounty hunter we are looking for (girl that use to live here) . I yelled don't recognize that name." I told my wife to let em in. They saw me aiming my ar right at them . Long story short ...we worked every thing out and they apologized. He made comment that they were debating on kicking door in or not .. he said he was glad he didn't lol I would have dropped them both soon as I heard first kick on door.
Bounty hunting has some limitations, and as a bounty hunter, you must abide by the law. Each state regulates and licenses bounty hunters, and some states even ban bounty hunting. No one is above the law, and they are not spared from this reminder.
"I dont consider myself overly aggressive" same guy "don't move your hand again or I'll break it"
The guy is a total ego driven @$$
"I'm not good enough to be a cop so this'll do"
You don't have to be good at all to be a cop
Kodi Summerville HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
More money in bounty hunting...
@@fastdude2002 far less restriction and red tape to deal with as well
False. Police salary varies greatly state to state. Where this was filmed entry level police salary is mid 40’s. In New Jersey it’s not uncommon for police to make 6 figures.
“Michael Scott cornered in his home” - Everybody stay f@#$&in CALM!!!!
That’s interesting “ don’t move your hand or I’ll break it” that sound very illegal
So nobody sees the bounty hunter's leg inside the house preventing the homeowner from closing the door?
Vamavid cops do that all the time no big deal
Vamavid yeah he was already across the threshold before he thought the guy was there bs
Jason Williams Since when were bail bondsmen cops?
Vamavid They have more power than cops when they're apprehending a fugitive lol
Jason Janoy Blaha Lover Boy not when it involves property of anyone other than the fugitive
“I’ll get him for you.” Couldn’t wait to see if she’s lying before forcing in. You can still be effective and still be within the law. I can only describe this guy as follows, big, strong, tough, fast, and dumb.
They acted within the law.
and hope soon deeeaad.
Somebody wack the jerk
@@tywanjames4427 , he forced himself in when she said "I'll get him for you" The fugitive gave up his rights when he signed the paper work to be temporarily free until he is in violation and doesn't show up to court but everyone else didn't sign it so these guys breaking into 3rd parties' homes is so fucking illegal. Fuck off dumbass
He got his man and that is what counts. You may not like his attitude, but he did nothing illegal.
@@duradim1 That's so stupid. By that logic we could legalize accident-free intoxicated driving or playing literal Russian Roulette with other people's lives as long as no one actually dies.
In my hometown 2 bounty hunters tried to arrest a guy at a Nissan dealership. All three died in a shootout right in the dealership. I can’t remember if anyone else got hit or not.
Arnold: Why didn't you show up to court today?
Michael Scott: Dunder Mifflin
Had this happen years ago and I was a county leo.same first name and street name as mine problem was wrong street one was court other was drive.he pushed my son out of the way and entered. It didn't end well for him.cost him 30 days in jail and a heavy lawsuit against the company. No love for these idiots!
THANK U!! We want Justice served for these normal citizens who go out and play police because they’re incapable of actually going through the training and school
Luckily, that dude was an idiot that didn't do his homework. Had it been the right house, you would have been going to jail for harboring a fugitive.
@Tokyowave obviously, you are very uneducated on the difference between a cop and bounty hunter. Different set of laws, objectives, and less red tape. Fuck being a cop. I miss my bondsman days. And just so you are aware, I probably made 4-5 times as much as Mr copper up there. The bail industry is VERY lucrative.
You ever kick my door in thinking someone is in there or not your dying!!!
Forbidden The Office episode 😭😭
he just reminded me when I was a kid trying to act like a police officer
Ya some people never grow up
You obviously don't know the difference between a cop and bounty hunter.
@@TattsnGuns Most bounty hunters are police academy rejects.
@@onedropmtg6038 your comment proves that you have no idea of the difference between the job of an leo and one of a bondsman/bounty hunter. How about shutting your c*ck holster for a second and do your research on the objectives of each before I have to come correct you again due to your blatant ignorance.
@@TattsnGuns no
“Hes got all of them so far” how many? “Four so far three to go......
So he hasnt gotten them all so far? Lol
I guess Michael Scott actually will become Prison Mike. 😂
Oh lord! Just what the hell we need on top of everything else!!! Ridiculous!
Anyone breaking in your house and they don't have a right to be there you have a right to defend your house and well-being by necessary Force
Only if you're a falsely accused white.
@@teentraveler1790 sure 🤡🤡
@@dezbigguns1072
Thank you for agreeing too.
Wasn’t agreeing. I was being sarcastic. But you keep that shit going
@@dezbigguns1072
So was I since the first comment. : )
NEVER ANSWER THE DOOR!!!
That's ok. As long as the address is on file, the door is coming down.
@@TattsnGuns first person through the door dies first
@@brandonwhite4656 lol ok, tough guy🤣. Everybody watch out. We've got a badass over here!!!!🤣🤣
@@brandonwhite4656 lol love your profile pic. Tell me you are a wanna be country boy without saying it🤣🤣🤣🤣.
@@TattsnGuns being a badass has nothing to do with it. sorry if you cant handle a gun owner defending themselves from a home invader
Some of those "bounty hunters" are truly unprofessional wannabe cops, and in the process they become lawbreakers.
“Im coming in to search your house”
Me: Not without a warrant, il slap you silly 👋
Bounty hunters dont need a warrent lol
@@Brianthegeek2 I also don't have to let armed intruders break into my home. According to castle doctrine. I'll let the 7.62s from my ak do the slapping. Bounty hunters are not law enforcement officials they hold absolutely no weight they are just another guy
@@Brianthegeek2 the guy above you is obviously an idiot.
@@AA-bs3iy, you obviously didn't get vary fat into the video as 1:02 says otherwise.
double A everything you said is completely wrong
He was halfway into the house when the woman says that she will go get him. Never open the door!
Listen to a police officer or someone who is able to show proof they have that or higher authority.
@@irrelevantsurvivor.4535 obviously you don't know that bounty hunters have higher arrest authority at some times. Do your research.
I see why Portsmouth is such a wonderful city, with a Sheriff like that.
Lol 🤣🤣🤣
I need that contract for when I lend money maybe fools will quit asking 🤣
5:10 _"Cannot be a bounty hunter if you are a convicted felon."_
But I'll bet that 75% or more felony B&E cases are pled down to misdemeanor offenses. So not actually that much of a "check."
Correct!
What about Dog the Bounty Hunter? He's a convicted felon, and he's bounty hunting.
@@marcushaynes843 The guy caught Andrew Luster, though
Is Andrew Luster the heir of Max Factor?
@@marcushaynes843 Yep, that one.
I remember a small group of these knuckleheads knocking on my door several years ago. The problem started when my girlfriend, who I’ve been dating since high school, became and adult! Unfortunately, she shared the same name and birthdate as a local criminal in the area. We would always get calls and letters from the local jail telling us to pick up her stuff! It was pretty funny until these guys showed up. They were actually pretty nice, just extremely ignorant! The only reason we entertained their ignorance was because we had absolutely nothing better to do that night! 🤣
You sound like a loser
@@DarkMasterJo you are a loser
You should've shot them. And said they broke in
Howabout Getting a Fake name ?
Same name AND birthdate and in the SAME localized area? Bruh she is living a double life on you
The fact that bounty hunting is legal, the US is fucking insane
If this bounty tried this where I'm from just going into someones house without a warrant just because he thinks someone he's after is in there he would be shot
2:16 is the ONLY law that gives them authority to enter your home. If they enter without consent and the fugitive is NOT there. THEY HAVE COMMITTED A CRIME. You do NOT have to talk to them and DO NOT have to consent to a search.
they signed their life away. they signed a legal document and agreed to the terms. don't show up to court? bet your ass they are going to come. you will not change anything with ur puss puss opinion
Wrong
@@russellbrooker2122 100% right. Cops can't even come into your home without a warrant UNLESS they can confirm the fugitive is there
@@themusicman2005 depending on the state very wrong actually, I'm from California and in my state as a bounty hunter or in any capacity even an average citizen with no law enforcement, security, or bounty hunters license if I witness or have reason to believe a felony is being committed I can enter anywhere I please to intervene, and in California skipping bail is a felony act/crime, so I have reasonable suspicion the guys in your house and you say no that sucks for you me and my team are coming in anyways. And if you attack us were allowed to defend ourselves up to and including deadly force and we're within our rights, and you also would be within your rights to attack us to defend your home per the castle doctrine. It's double sided on who has the rights to defend, but the right to enter is ours completely you don't get a choice
@@gunsfugitivessecurity8357 so your saying that if an average civilian witnesses a felony being committed even in a private residence he or she can enter as they please to intervene??
So if he shows up at someone’s door, can the home owner shoot to kill to protect property and life?
Brian Evans hope so lol
@Pikachu fan And tripolar fan You sound dumb.. They can and will kick in your door if the person they are looking for is confirmed to be inside your home. And if you try to kill them you most likely will end up dead or in prison wishing you were. Dont hide criminals and you have nothing to worry about.
@@4therush "Don't hide criminals and you have nothing to worry about"
This is false, everybody makes mistakes, even bounty hunters. That's how they end up dead and homeowners walk free.
@@4therush dumb
Don’t know about that state, but in the state of Nevada, no! You can not use deadly force to protect property
Come to my door threatening to just walk in my house and see what happens…..
That's my job, says local sheriff.
Arrest warrants aren't warrants for entry to your house.
@Dillon Chappell take that stupid ass line off our flag then maybe we can debate. No cop is entering my house without a warrant. No arrest warrants are gonna get a cop searching my house.
@@KingReyes87 yea they arent cops once you sign that bail contracts you sign away your rights and the bail enforcement agents ot bounty hunters can enter your home no warrant needed
@@nathanbarefoot4446 debatable
@Ransom Messenger it's debatable because not everyone signs contracts with fucking bail bondsmen you fucking stupid peice of fucking shit.
@@KingReyes87 it's not debatable you sign the bail contract they can come on whenever they want nothing debatable about that
Dog is a convicted felon so he couldnt make it in your state.
james heyer No please explain?
Well, what did micheal do ? Imagine Dwight as a bondsman?
I used to know a bounty hunter by the name of Vern..Vern said "we always go after mother's"
Vern also has a broken nose
most of the bounty Hunters are retired criminals
What basis do you make this assumption
Captain Jack Sparrow It takes criminals to catch criminals!
sorry, in most states you cannot be a criminal and be a licensed bounty hunter....
@Brian Fischman You can't be a *convicted* felon and be a bounty hunter. If they never got caught then they sure can be a bounty hunter.
Tumeg its not illegal if u dont get caught
Wait till he meets prison mike !
Dwight would never have given Michael up that easily.
Best part was the Sheriff saying yea they call us all time for help but we don't respond. Lol
Factssss
We never call them for backup. We take care of our own stuff.
Michael Scott was arrested? I'm sure Toby will bail him out...
Angel Villegas more like Dwight
@@alabamanights15 yes Toby wouldn't care
Toby is the one who told the bounty hunter where he was.
I was waiting for this comment
There's no Michael Scott in the Walnut jail.
Wonder if they come in your house by force and you shoot them down if you could get in trouble? That would be terrifying to experience that.