Insane Rules Bounty Hunters Have to Follow
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- Опубліковано 14 бер 2020
- The code of the bounty hunters is very strict and originates in British common law of the Middle Ages. Bounty hunters must abide by these very rigid rules, but what exactly are they? What's allowed and not allowed when you are hunting down a fugitive? Watch today's amazing video as we go inside what it's like to be a bounty hunter and just what exactly are the rules they live by.
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Imagine skipping ur court date and run to another state and you see a mandolorian outside your window
Ya hed just get evaporated by him then though
Heart Rate: 999 BPM
This is the way
And he's holding a green alien in his arms
601st
"I can bring you in warm, or I can bring you in cold."
I wanna go in cood
‘cood’
I want to go in cood
you come into my house up right by kicking the door down .you go out of my house flat on your back.
Might makes right. You'll have to see who has the fastest trigger
"Bounty hunting is a complicated profession." - The Mandalorian
He didn’t say that.
Stout Platypus May have not said it but it’s true
I have spoken
"I want them alive. No disintegrations!"
“As you wish”
Can you imagine a father asking his daughters new husband what he does, the guy slides him a license and business stating "professional bounty hunter." That'd be insane
I'd kick him out on the spot. No joke. The ones I've known are arrogant hot heads that don't know the law.
@@debreez671 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@M B Bounty Hunting been a thing forever even since the old west biggest name still today is the Pinkerton Agency who now are international.
@M B you got proof of that? I bet not 😂
@@libertypatriot4357 it's true
In red dead 2 I killed about 20 people to capture the bounty alive
Sheriff didn’t give a shiт
Lol
Who was it
this is diffrent
Same
curious, is that т a Mandalorian reference?
The rule all bounty hunters must follow.
*no disintegration*
edge lord boba: as you wish
Aw man, I was going to do that
This is the way
AHHHH GIGIGIGIGIGIGIGIGIGI
Ah, i see you’re a man of culture as well
"I'm just a simple man trying to make my way in the universe." - Jango Fett
No disintegrations
*Phett*
@@pastabowl8826 your comment and pfp is gold
And now Boba Fett
Im a simple man trying to make my way through the galaxy, like my father before me
"Professionals have standards...no dad im not a murderer im an assasins!"
Well the difference being one is a job and the other's mental sickness!
Crazed gunmen, not murderer.
Ones a job, and the other’s mental sickness!
I’ll be honest with you
My parents do not get me
@@salgoragarus5854 care for me*
"No one survives this business, but I've lasted"
Boba Fett
@LucusPlaysGames As you wish
@Admin Yes, my lord.
We have to secure the future for white children -Angela Merkel
@@Nemesis816 No. We must secure the future for ALL children, regardless of color.
Mason McDonald why
The Mandalorian:
*Well yes but actually no*
You be like: Be like:
David Gumazon you be like: be like: you be like: I be like: you be like: but I be like: you be like:
Mando is a pussified assassin. Because George Lucas is afraid of putting the "assassin" word into Disney property.
Angry sw fan Jeff Bledsoe, this is the way
Boba Fett is superior in every way
when i was younger i thought bond was buying your innocence bc my dad went to jail a couple times but always bought bond then won the case so i thought he just paid to be innocent
That's adorable
Yeah, instead it’s paying for the ability to still work without confessing to a crime that you might not have done.
That law is for billionaires only
Same
Pretty much true, you look a lot more innocent if you aren't coming to court from prison. Be surprised how much of a difference that makes
“Do you want something to eat?, because at the jail they won’t feed you.”
"I can bring you in warm, or I can bring you in cold."
-The Mandalorian
wait who is monitoring me
Can I buy your account??
See once again, everything I watch I see you watch, I’m seeing your comment AGAIN
@@DaddyT21 you do realize you can have the same username as everyone
**Rules bounty hunters have to follow**
Dog the bounty hunter: _I follow no rules_
Didnt dog go to Mexico to catch a fugitive which got him jail time
Totally not a FSB spy he got a fair bit of time for it I believe
@@doctordoc2351 he almost got jail Time they wanted him extradited to Mexico
Vociferous don’t say his name too loud the fleas has been looking for him for years
@@doctordoc2351 Yeah, he went after Andrew Luster. It was what made him a famous idiot, instead of just an idiot.
"Dead or alive...you're coming with me" -Robocop 1987
“I could bring you in warm, or I could bring you in cold” -Mando
"You're under arrest"- Cop
You're move, creep
"Just a humble bounty hunter ma'am"- Spike spiegal
Im just an old fashioned cowboy
-Spike Spiegel
then the woman said you're a bounty hunter
“Adios cowboy” - woman to spike spiegal
@@smithy1578 I’ve gotten flawless 8 times and gotten garbage rolls on you, oh well, whatever happens, happens
YES
@@stoicbartender tuff luck cowboy keep grinding it’s the life of a guardian
My dads a bondsman, and this is accurate. My dad liked to hunt down his own fugitives, but after a certain age, he has others do it.
Nice
does your dad need a hunter?
Everyone: referencing starwars
Me: it’s time to blow this stand and get everyone started together, okay three two one lets jam
Cowboy Behop, Ay :D
@@willimeister2553 you weren't suppose to say it
Cowboy bebop is the best
Kids, animals and women with attitudes. Things I hate.
MY BROTHERS
"Not allowed to have a history of domestic violence or drug/alcohol abuse."
We should have that for cops...
We wouldn't have police officers then
@@shoelessbandit1581 I'm okay with this
Depends on the department, but I've never a seen a department not have this apart of their application process.
Bron _ right
@@shoelessbandit1581 I sell shoes for living
Intrested lol
Imagine skipping your court date and running to another state, and you see Cad Bane outside your window.
Imagine being blessed enough to see the lord cad bane outside ur window
69 likes tho
"Sorry for this, but the boss is gonna pay me a pretty penny for your capture." - cad bane
Everybody's a gangster until the galactic gunslinger comes for em
"Prison is not a comfortable place" ...... German Prisoners "Laughs in Luxus"
*"If your triple the price, I might let you live"*
You're(its you I now know)
Me*
@@justafoon your
@@xilogex7403 yeah, I didn't know who exactly this was being told to
@@xilogex7403 *you
The Infographics Show: "When an everyday citizen is approached by a bounty hunter, they're not required to answer his or her questions"
also The Infographics Show: *shows aggravated bounty hunter pointing a gun at a citizen's face*
@mb v hahahahaha
@mb v thats not untrue
Probably not a very effective bounty-hunting technique though. If the bounty hunter kills the skip then they presumably won't be getting their commission so while the video stays lethal force is allowed I would presume it's only necessary if the bounty hunter needs to protect their own life or the lives of others and they are only employed to get the person not to get information out of them so I can't see the benefit to the bounty hunter of holding a gun in the face of a person they have captured while interrogating them.
You’re not required to answer anyone’s questions whether they’re a cop, bounty Hunter, or grandma
i worked as a hunter in California for several years, on more than one occasion me and my partner caught the target with his pants down after having followed them for a day or 2 to learn their estimated time table. the best story i got was once we learned that a fugitive was living in an apartment in san jose, so after watching the man leave, i entered the apartment by picking the lock on the door, and waited inside while my partner hung out in a place where he could see the door, and when the fugitive got back, we surrounded him, cuffed him and dragged him all the way back to LA for his assault case
Yeah 100% true story from someone who watches roblox and Minecraft videos
I always liked kicking in doors at 4 AM. That is when they were usually fast asleep and easiest to apprehend.
"See you space cowboy"
You’re gonna carry that weight
Nobody:
*Patty mayo* : you're coming with me the ez way or the hard way
Just a peace of cake fake
Lol
Just a peace of cake he’s fake lol
"Hey what's our safe word?"
Hes fake af. Js
"Dog the bounty hunter.. Cowboys who shoot first and ask questions later"
* Dog the bounty hunter, after every arrest*
"Alright bradda, let's do a prayer."
Right I dont think I ever seen anybody on that show use a lethal weapon
@@necrizy Wells it's not like the old west where ya can bring em in dead.
Fake Name And don't forget the criminal gets to smoke a cigarette before they into the jail
Fake Name you’d be fooling yourself if you thought religiousness had any influence at all on brutality or cavalierity. While I’m not saying Dog the Bounty Hunter is one way or another, that example you gave is no rebute one way or the other.
@@IronLungs01 most likey its the last one they'll have for a while ya know
"Bounty Hunting is a complicated profession, wouldn't you agree?"
Ryan yeah I see patte mayo and he goes through a lot just to get one person
Not everyone has Disney +
@@sketchychicken2942 its in the trailer
not everyone puts effort into paying attention to star wars content
Wait, there was someone else that commented about the other guy not getting the joke. He must've deleted it
I love how they play intense music in all of their videos, so sometimes there's a Canadian pirate who kills Nazis as a pastime with epic music behind it, and other times they tell us about the civilized British Judicial System with epic music behind it.
I'm a Bail Enforcement Agent in Michigan. I think you guys did a great job explaining how Bail works. But we do have a lot of unwritten rules we have to follow. An we are constantly watched by law enforcement and some of us are even harassed by the police for doing our job. Some should definitely be monitored closely because they do questionable things to say the least. But a huge majority of us have to tip toe around because so much is in a gray area. We constantly have to question ourselves because of this. It's a very scary position to be in when you know any move could end you up in jail until you can prove you didn't do wrong but you were arrested by an officer who was lied to or doesn't like what you do because they don't understand bail or just plain don't like what you do. There are problems with the bail system but it usually isn't because of the Agents it's usually caused from people not understanding bail or officer's not knowing the ins and outs of bail. But a lot of officers are great and make sure they call others who understand the system better. But you guys did great
@Albert Fels cope
I know it's 2 years later but I just stumbled across this video. I'm a recovery agent of 7 years now, also working with a PBTX conference company, in Texas and never pass an opportunity to wish a fellow agent all the best and safety. I have heard of law enforcement in some places being buttholes to our profession, and like you said it's usually a result of the officers not understanding what the Bail enforcement system is or does. I will say in Texas we have a pretty cooperative and even amiable relationship with local jurisdictions, at least around here. I have run across that one clown who thinks state employed officers are the ONLY ones who should have any authority to take someone into custody and it baffles me that street officers aren't taught or are allowed to forget, if taught, what the entirety of the criminal justice system entails or how it works. As I see more and more younger officers on the street I see less understanding of our profession and it makes me wonder if the amiability will continue. It's uncertain at this point. I am curious if you're still in Michigan, how do you feel the general attitude towards our profession has changed if at all, over the last couple years, with "bail reform" being peddled by people who know nothing about the bail system? Also do you see a lot of rhetoric vilifying you as a professional in your general area? Just curious. Anyway, may the good Lord watch you as you serve in your capacity. Be safe out there my friend.
@caliberspecificreload Correct me if I'm mistaken, but wouldn't it be a good idea to work with and educate your local (city, county, and state) police departments on an annual basis? I've considered and still do considered going into bail enforcement here in Colorado, and I'd be happy to educate my local and statewide police departments.
My name is William Cleek, and I have substantial evidence that clearly demonstrates violations of my rights regarding corruption and due process. These violations extend beyond my specific cases. I decided to represent myself because court-appointed attorneys often do little more than encourage plea bargains. Moreover, when confronted with resistance, they resort to unethical behavior.
Some police agencies do not like bounty hunters and refuse to assist. I managed to make friends with some departments by showing them i worked in a professional manner, and even backed them up in situations on the streets some timesa.
The name's Bail,Bail Bonds
This comment is severely underated.
How can a comment be so danm underated??
meme is part of my religion
This comment's painfully underrated
Pearse bondsman
“the capture rate sits anywhere between 9.9-99%”
Great specification 😂
85-99%
As a former recovery agent I can confirm this is very well stated and accurate
Ur a loser
@@BaconSlayer69 lol. How ironic
@@codybaker7298 ironic that you need to justify ur loser job sure
@@BaconSlayer69 Last time I checked being a real estate agent was a pretty lucrative job
“Bounty hunting is a complicated profession,” ~The Mandalorian
He wasn't the one who said that.
Ok then
@@jesscrane5740 he means the show
@@jesscrane5740 also 'the mandalorian' isnt his name
Man a non starwars fan talking about starwars is cringe
*Rules bounty hunters have to follow*
Mandalorian: I follow no rules
Manodolorian
Mandalorian*
Garbage*
*No disintegration.*
A Random Rex as you wish
I literally saw a guy earlier who IS a bounty hunter and told some of his stories on Vrchat
Don't mention the body pillow
@@neutralplayeroflol5722 the poor poor body pillow
Ms. Norbitt
"i wiLl deFEnd mY hOuShe."
@@christcarscountry6870 *pulls out $20 katana*
“What’s your occupation boy” “I’m a bounty hunter” dying ain’t much of a living boy” Jose Wales
Believe it went,
“You a bounty Hunter?”
“A man’s gotta make a livin’.”
“Dyin’ ain’t much of a livin’, boy.”
BANG!
@@atf5813 indeed you are correct
New rule :
Wash your hands.
Nightfury Matthew
What if the fugitive was sick?
How infographics got our community rule but didn't get all the rules.There are more rules
How I know?it's your question
Answer:My father is a bounty hunter
Why Are You Everywhere Where I Am?
That won't save you from my creation
He didn’t say what the rule was too.
Title: Insane Rules Bounty Hunters Have to Follow
Rules are perfectly reasonable :)
Nice
Yeah because "perfectly reasonable rules bounty hunters have to follow" isn't that catchy.
Well, except for the rule where they have to... uh... yeah, your right.
My mother in law worked for a debt collection agency and one of the biggest collections that her and her coworkers had to pursue were massive debt call-ins from Dog the bounty hunter's estate. He was buying way more boats and cars and things that he just couldn't afford. Just an interesting tidbit I thought I'd share.
I was a bounty hunter and always felt he was a disgrace to the profession.
I heard of a case involving a sixty five year old man in Ontario, Canada, one that really made me mad.
This old man had bought an American business from a fraudulent owner involving useless land. He was sixty five. The purchase gave him the criminal liability as though he committed the fraud.
In the states a due diligence is required or you can go to prison. This man had apparently not done his due diligence and being used to Canadian ways was likely unaware he needed it.
Florida demanded his arrest. Bounty hunters impersonated Ontario Provincial Police and abducted the man.
He was taken across the border illegally and from a New York airport forced onto a plane for Florida while our police laughed at him.
In Florida he got a 145 year sentence and was carted to prison. There was quite an outcry but apparently he was never returned to Canada and died in the Florida prison. I never found anything more. I was very disgusted.
Edit:
An internet search verified in a number of cases that bounty hunters have abducted people in Canada. I thought everyone should know it is happening but it is very illegal and the bounty hunters could end up in prison in Canada.
I don't know anything about the case you mentioned, but I lean towards thinking it is BS that some gut who buys some land gets 145 years for a crime he didn't commit. Sorry, but it doesn't pass the smell test. It sounds too much like Jessie Smollett getting attacked by MAGA Republicans in Chicago. In other words, pure fiction.
I also have no problem with a bounty hunter returning rapists, murderers, arsonists, and other felons even if they fled to Canada, Mexico, Iran, or wherever.
“You already owe me for one job, doing another will cost you triple” -Cad Bane
“I will do any job,for the right price”
Leaf Animations no it’s I would do any job for the right price lol
Jupiter XR oh lol
“I assure you upon completion of this job you will have enough credits to never work again.”
*Bad Cane
Names bondsman.
Bail bondsman.
Cali Meuchel lol
Absolutely freaking funny
Best comment I’ve seen in a long time
Names Bond
Bails Bond.
When I was in jail for an expired license/registration (Deadass) there was a bonds company called James Bondsman.
I watched a documentary about bounty hunters once. They were attempting to catch a female professional thief who was constantly staying one step ahead of the bounty hunters, slipping away to far stretches of the planet. Along the way, the hunters would catch underling associates of this woman. The strangest part of the show was the a cappella group that followed along with the bounty hunters. It was quite interesting.
I think her name was Carmen Sandiego...
Well it’s rebooted now
Had me in the first half. Not gonna lie.
Thank you soo much for this video!! I was always so confused by all of this and this explained it perfectly!
ur the best and i love all ur vids. I told my science teacher about you and whenever there is a video on our lesson he plays it and everyone loves them thank you so much for these great videos!!
Says the person with the Fortnite profpic
@@MarkSalesman cmon. Let kids be. Fortnight is played among friends in highschool. Better than gaming being unpopular a few years back
This video can’t stop making me think of Red Dead Redemption 2
Ikr
You need 15 gold to become bounty hunter
I was waiting for this comment
And Cowboy Western movies
I clicked on the video cause of red dead redemption lol
“Just some random quote in the comments”-Bounty hunter from Star Wars
Man that line hit hard the first time I heard it
"Why are so many people quoting others"
Einstein, probably
"I don't know" - Socrates
"Someone's paying a heap of cash for your carcass, and the Main Man always delivers."
Oh lobo what would we do without him
@@obsidianbeast6308 I'm disappointed that I'm probably one of the very few that referenced him instead of anyone from Star Wars.
Bounty hunter rules: *exist* Boba Fett: I’m going to pretend I didn’t hear that
yes
The thumbnail looks like if Gordan Freeman became a police officer instead of a Black Mesa scientist
“Not so impressive without your lightsaber, are you?” - Cad Bane
Bounty hunters only have authority over someone who skips bail.
They technically don't even have that...they are literally just civilians with vests on. They have no real legal power.
As well as anyone who interferes with their apprehension (obstruction of justice).
Declan Ma Gill so I can shoot a bounty hunter in the face and then claim self defense in court? I mean he is trying to basically kidnap me
@@gepo6882 I'm not a lawyer. But if proven self defense most states would probably exonerate you.
Y’all clearly don’t know anything about bail law
For 10 years I’ve been trying to understand how this works.. financially logically - this is the first video that has made me understand.
I didn’t realise that in apprehending the skip they get their money back from the court... nobody ever explained this so I didn’t understand how money was made
I didn't even need to see the comments to know that there were gonna be many mandolorian references in the comments
And Boba Fett
Most bondsmen never actually bring the cash, their word is enough. As for the ones whose bail money has been forfeited, they rarely ever pay up. New York State's bail bondsmen owe the state millions for fugitives who never returned. But there are few regulations. Bounty hunters can get away with loads of stuff.
Being a North Carolina bondsman personally, skip recovery is no fun game. They fight a lot of the time and its never fun or cheap finding them. But bail bonds is a very important part of the legal system, keeping jail population somewhat lower and generally helping people maintain everyday life while they're going through their trial. Like all systems, the bail system is abused by defendants in many ways. But I personally think it helps a lot more than it hurts society. 'Dog' also isn't a model for the industry... js...
Drinking game: Take a shot every time he says "Bail Bondsman".
Infographic show: bounty hunter
me: Boba Fett
Who's that
@@NatronFatumallafalla are you an uncultured swin
@@andresvazquez1259 I've seen that comment like 5 times...come up with something new...seriously..call me a boomer..anything! Just be original smh
@@NatronFatumallafalla ha
Good job on the outro
It feels like we are being talked to by an NPC
Whoever is reading this dont be discouraged if things dont go the way you expected or if you fail. Failure and disapointments are part of the process and ladder to success. You will win dont give up
Cool, but why on a video like this?
@@redundantchannels8154 some people needed that
K
This is a subject I've had some interest in for a bit. Although in Virginia, the 44E course is required which is about 550$ which kinda hard when you have little to no money, plus after that a 200$ license fee follows, 50$ fingerprint app, etc...
Why does everything has to cost so much?
No offence but just work for like two weeks to a month and save up. Should be more than enough for all that and equipment.
Real life bounty Hunter here. Live in Texas.
1. We cannot say we are agents (in Texas) or perceive to be police. Zero tolerance for that.
2. Upon sight of target; we can come into your house regardless of invitation or welcome.
3. No we can’t just shoot them to stop them from running.
4. (In Texas) to be a BH, you must be licensed through a security agency. Becoming a PI is the best way. (Also helps with insurance and being sued)
5. All previous licenses are null and void once becoming a BH.
6. Urged to have license to carry (trust me you want it)
7. If you can buy a gun honestly (can pass the background check) you’ll pass the check to become a PI to become a BH.
8. Always call your local Pd or Sheriff when you’re working a case. 75% of the time they’ll offer help.
9. No we aren’t like Dog the Bounty Hunter. I’m tired of hearing that 😅
10. It’s a long drawn out stake out 90% of the time. Calling leads, waiting outside hotels, motels, houses, stores. Sometimes a case will take 3 months before an arrest is made. Only get paid if the arrest is made. It’s a though gig.
11. We Work multiple cases, some can be solved in 4 hours, others take up to 3 months.
12. The more dangerous the individual the more money he’s worth. 👌🏼 cartel = $$$
There will be a substantial reward for the one who finds the Millennium Falcon. You are free to use any methods necessary, but I want them alive. No disintegrations.
As you wish
"I can bring you in warm, or i can bring you in cold"
-Mando
“Bounty hunting is a complicated profession”
Love the Big Lebowski reference on the thumbnail
Just imagine a bounty hunter chasing you to Canada and as soon as you cross the border his force to let you go 😂
Reminds of the ending of the song by Johnny Cash, high patrol Man. If you haven't heard bump that mang
Actually, it honestly depends on the charge it's self. High level felonies, the RCMP will assist in capturing the fugitive (they will do the work while you provide the info) & arrange extradition back to US. They don't want someone who has been arrested for a high level crime in Canada with the chance of a repeat offense there in Canada.
But they didnt say I couldnt use a grapple gun to drag them back to the US
Kas Gikes Not even illegally? Lol
Y'all should do what happens during martial law next. I'd like to see one about that.
Im just 1 year away from 25 years in Fugitive recovery , I've enjoyed every minute of this job and put my 2 Sons thru college l.
How do i get into it?
Thanks you.. you just explained patty mayo I’ve been confused for years
patty is not a real agent...all of his videos are scripted for entertainment.
Brilliant video... for only Bounty Hunters who engage in "skip tracing".
Bounty Hunters also cover those who are the classical type, the people who follow Wanted posters. Those sometimes (used to mainly do) bringing in outlaws for a bounty. You covered Dog the Bounty Hunter here, he is a bail bondsman that does his own skip tracing. He never took any kind of other bounty hunting at all. Don't get me wrong, I love the Dog. It's just that making skip tracers the face of bounty hunting is like saying cops, elite security, and mercenaries are the same kind of paramilitary.
I'm a licensed armed/commissioned security officer in Texas and according to the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) there is no OFFICIAL license or training via the state to license bounty hunters, but to be eligible to do so, you have to have one of three licenses/certificates:
-Texas Peace Officer certificate
-Private investigator license
-Armed/Commissioned security officer license
There might be additional ones, but those were the 3 I recall. So technically speaking if you have any of those 3 in Texas, you can go bounty hunting!
ONCE A PAID ACTOR COMMUNITY BASED AGENT LEAVES THEIR HOMESTATE, THEY ARE NO LONGER A gangSTALKER THEY ARE A PAID ASSASSIN, BECAUSE OF INTENT...
S.C.O.T.U.S. 1&13
RICO LAW
BATMAN 👑
“Your Goddess keeps score... I don’t.” Boba Fett
Finally a Boba Fett joke other than a Din Djarin (The Mandalorian) or some bounty hunter ive never heard of joke
Ok, if someone can give me,
1. Cool shiny silver armor
2. A star wars looking hand gun
3. An electeo powered stick
then i might be a bounty hunter
you buy your own armor and weapons lol
Don’t forget the flamethrower
"You'll never bring me in ALIVE, boy".. "Then I'll bring you in DEAD...boy"...i forgot which Clint Eastwood movie thst quote cane from...but it popped in my head.
Hang 'Em High
That's why bounty tank will kick your door in, so dont miss court.
Lol, my property has a no trespassing sign, and another that gives full warning violators will be shot. Pop pop bounty hunters drop.
Loved watching that guys page
@@jacoblee9455 unfortunately they work in teams and also carry guns 🤷
@@shayleebenton1469 doesn't stop you shooting at them
@@jacoblee9455 hopefully you don't do anything that requires you to go to jail and have a bail bond lol.
Shooting trespassers is one thing. Defending liberties is a must. But by being a malevolent criminal, you might have it coming if you are hiding from the court.
Dude I might open up my own bail bonds... Seems like there's a TON of money to be made and sounds exciting
6:17 Someone remembered playing Dune back in the 90s!
There's one rule all of them do, the rule is always fall into a random pit with teeth. (I forgot how it's called)
Sarlacc
Maximus Y its called sarlacc, but random pit with teeth sound better tbh
IS THIS EVEN REAL?! IT IS AMAZING! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR INSPIRING ME AND MY CHANNEL! KEEP ME INSPIRED!
I was first person on active duty with military to get hired as a bounty hunter. I was hired because of my background in sf and martial arts.
wow this is a really intresting topic this may be my passion
Illinois resident here. I just learned something new about my own state :)
Yes they favor rights of criminals over honest hard working citizens.
1:30 The Pumpkin Defence, instead of the Chewbacca Defence!
“There are around 15 000 bounty hunters”
Patty mayo is not one of them
Who is patty mayo?🤔
demon_child A dude who likes to play fake cop and fake bounty hunter.
@@corbin347 what!? And he is famous for this.?🤔
demon_child actor
Its all fake??? How?
I'm a Fugitive recovery agent and just seeing this. I'm also a Bail Bond agent for a bail bond company in Texas, and yeah this is pretty accurate. I love getting people out of jail and I usually stay pretty chill when picking up a Bail jumper. I've only had to use my weapons twice in 7 years. Interesting profile on my profession.
Nice bro
Got this recommended cuz I searched about *Clint Eastwood* and *Django Unchained* on Google yesterday. Did not know they exist even now! Awesome!
"What's it like being a bounty hunter?"
Easy, every one especially the bondsman and your own partner screws you over for money.
Partner, eh?
Gotta keep business and personal separate.
"I want him *alive*. No disintegrations."
I was gonna watch this, but I learned all I needed from watching Dale Gribble.
“I’ll do any job…for the right price”
All I wanna know is: Can I dress as Boba Fett?
i'm pretty sure you can
Carrying a weapon with a mask on is a felony in some places, so yes, but probably no.
@@Krizzsek dude your mean let him live his dream
I wouldn't because on may the 5th in Canada, a lady working at a comic shop had police aiming their shotguns at her and broke her nose. She was in clone trooper gear and had a plastic gun. Pretty dumb.
You can, but it'd give away what you're doing, and you'd never catch your skip.
Court: Ill give you $20 if you fin-
Jango Fett: $30 take it or leave it
Commander Crashed Studios boba fett daddddd can I take this mission
I've been to jail twice. Minor offenses. Neither time was I allowed to pay my way out. I was there for about 24 hours while I was processed, then I was released. It wasn't like the movies where someone comes in and says, hey you made bail. I never really understood that.
Different states different rules, also you must have been arrested for a very minor offense. I was arrested in N. Carolina for carrying open pocketknife (illegal), bail bondsman put up $750 bail.
@@davidliddle9033 I was arrested in Vietnam for carrying a switchblade knife. I was authorized as i was working undercover intelligence but could not carry a weapon as it would have blown my cover. I thought it was humorous being arrested for carrying an illegal weapon in a war zone. My commander got the charges dropped fore me.
Why is this music so intense for such a casual video😂
“Now I’m not a feller to past a quick judgement, but I’ve around long enough to know… you don’t hire a saint, to catch a sinner”
Here's another rule:
*"No Disintegrations"*
We need to go to a forum made by a big game company and beg for some type of bounty hunting game, a mandalorian game would be so awesome
Now I'm thinking about the movie Midnight Run with Robert Deniro. Lol! 🤣🤣