Bounty Hunters Convicted of Kidnapping After Apprehending Woman

[@themmacommunity805]

"She didn't know she had a warrant?" You didn't know you weren't licensed in Missouri?

[@tomasmendezdiaz9833]

Nope, because since she was arrested in Louisiana and her legal issue where in Louisiana u as a person can be arrested anywhere.

[@jackgoff4859]

@@tomasmendezdiaz9833 Not by an unlicensed bounty hunter numb nuts.

[@dallasyap3064]

@@tomasmendezdiaz9833 A New York police officer cannot go to Texas to arrest a wanted criminal for a crime committed in New York. Unlicensed bounty hunters sure as hell can't.

[@EDouble1]

​@@tomasmendezdiaz9833you're an toidi spelled backwards. You *LITERALLY* just watched the video where it was said they can't do that!

[@Naomi17684]

Hahaha right!!!

[@stonefox9124]

"she was resisting" OF COURSE SHE WAS!!! UR NOT A COP!!!

[@davidponseigo8811]

They do still have a legal job to do.

[@purplestuff]

​@@davidponseigo8811 those people actually didn't. The kidnapping charges should have tipped you off.

[@lubrew5862]

@@davidponseigo8811 Actually they didn’t. Hence getting charged with kidnapping.

[@Markham12thcentury]

@@purplestuff Ignore him. You waste your time. He doesn't grasp that this woman possibly felt she was being kidnapped/ Maybe being trafficked for a sex ring?

[@LewisBrazelz]

​@@davidponseigo8811 clearly not if they were arrested 😂

[@HannibalTheDragon]

"she was resisting""I was just doing my job." ..you were not licensed in Missouri and should face felony Fed charges

[@Jennifer-jn2qw]

Exactly. Of course the man got the prison time. She was right there with him. Why didn't she get 15 too? And she's arrogant. Bad combo...

[@tiredlocke]

@@Jennifer-jn2qw She pleaded guilty, and probably now has a felony conviction. He rolled the dice and lost.

[@Jennifer-jn2qw]

@@tiredlocke it's terrible that a guilty plea gets someone off who is clearly dangerous. To be clear I appreciate your comment because you explained that part. It's just I feel terrible for the victim, she is probably still having issues from this situation.

[@tiredlocke]

@@Jennifer-jn2qw Oh, I agree completely. I think she should have gotten at least some jail time even with the guilty plea. In the interview, she is totally unapologetic..."just doing my job...I'm not a bad guy"...even though she probably broke more laws than her victim did, and she didn't hesitate to blame her.

[@gamemusicify]

@tiredlocke not only that even when out on probation he continued to illegally be armed and still kept going across state lines to kidnap people il be very suprised if he and his company he works for don't get alot of lawsuits

[@NoTimeForThatNow]

“This is a very bad video…” it’s your own bodycam.

[@elizabethd8147]

And the fact that even after all this, the dust has settled and everything has been calmed down and discussed and she still feels like she was in the right is EXTREMELY alarming!!!

[@Jeremy-ff3jm]

“She played the victim very well” and you’re playing the villain even better

[@justsomedudeyouknow8372]

"i'm not a bad guy" as she starts crying/playing the victim

[@matrixx860]

She should have got 15 years in prison too not 5 years probation

[@matthewstephens6502]

Ya what tf is with that

[@Derzull2468]

Women

[@warwickscram1656]

Female privillege.

[@BlazeDeval]

She pleaded guilty and stopped doing work, he continued to kidnap people despite being ordered not to thus got slapped with a long sentence. Granted, she should have gotten more punishment, but that's why he got the book thrown at him.

[@benroberts2222]

If you get the same punishment whether you plea or not, there's no incentive to cooperate and all cases would go to trial, clogging up the courts

[@jamesk212]

"I was just doing my job." YOU DON'T HAVE ONE

[@myth2005]

Sounds like the Nuremburg defense. Not OK. Just following orders. :( Take some responsibility for your actions.

[@picklewart5382]

@@myth2005 Cops do it all the time. They're just following orders, self responsibility, thought, and morals go to the wayside for that excuse of "Just following orders."

[@BuddahHass2360]

😂😂

[@honestcomments8053]

True!

[@g.mendoza8138]

😂😂😂

[@calmingvoice8646]

"Do you feel like you crossed the line at any point?" "No." "Not even that thick-ass state line?"

[@qbconnect2883]

😂😂

[@goonerbear8659]

"Or that entire other state?"

[@twontwon2807]

🤣😂🤣😂

[@henrydickerson9776]

"I'm not the bad guy." She was, in fact, the bad guy.

[@Ricsuave]

TWO state lines nonetheless!

[@dcmorgan2004]

no warrant no arrest. they don't have any authority. they violated these individuals' rights, kidnapped them, then tortured them.

[@furious_melons674]

So you clearly have no idea how the legal system works. There is a warrant if you don't show up to court when you're supposed to. Bail is just collateral to back up your promise to appear before they temporarily release you. The bondsman uses their money to help you cover the cost. You don't show up, they don't get their money back from the court, the court issues a warrant, and they give a portion of their money to the wannabe cop for getting the rest of it back by dragging you to court.

[@Jake_Sully445]

​@@furious_melons674 why would you spend money to be a bounty hunter when you can become a cop for free?

[@victoriousf.i.g.3311]

Bounty Hunters aren't required to have a warrant. They're not police, they don't maintain public safety, make arrests, or bring charges. They're recovery agents hired to retrieve human property and remit said property to their appropriate handlers.

[@toordog1753]

​@@furious_melons674wrong

[@NightCrawler810]

The fact that Herra had his finger on his trigger shows his neglect for safety and a felon in possession of a gun, is crazy, how law enforcement didn't know this is crazy

[@michaelbenjmitchell1]

Also felon in posession of Body Armor.

[@samsmom1491]

We got a felon who will soon be running this country, so this doesn't surprise me.

[@Modernmidget]

Thinking the 2nd amendment mentioned anything about a felony is crazy. If he is that dangerous to society then he shouldn’t be free.

[@formerctgovernordannelmall1452]

​@Modernmidget 👆 average 2A absolutist "A felon having a gun aint a threat to anybodys safety. If they were a threat they'd be in prison" "How do you figure that?" "Well 2A dernt say nuthin' bout it so it can't possibly be a problem"

[@CaptnHampton22]

He was holding it like a Looney Tunes gangster too. Crazy.

[@notcbt1987]

Getting the wrong house and it ended up being the chief of police is the worst luck possible

[@Yoruichi_16]

It reminds me to those burglars who entered to threaten and rob people having a barbecue party...and it was the barbecue party of a police station who i think were celebrating the promotion, retirement or something like that of one of the officers. So most of the attendances were armed police officers XD

[@Mulatica89]

@@Yoruichi_16 hilarious

[@filipgdr4074]

It was an anonymous tip on facebook which led them to that address which they should of checked before going.

[@gforcekaras]

@@filipgdr4074 Sometimes the allure of money overrides common sense.

[@filipgdr4074]

@ yeah

[@TJTinerella]

The people who do this, do this because they like to hurt people...I hope everyone knows he was a bounty hunter in prison

[@severanceflames2201]

Crazy how she's legit barefoot and chained up like an animal in a random gas station like tf?

[@awes0men0b0dy9]

And what makes them more dangerous is their certainly all people who failed the police exam but like u said wanna hurt people and be wannabe cops

[@jubi9011]

4:48 "she played the victim very well" She was cuffed, Chained to her legs, NO shoes or sandals, No wonder she felt endangered, she got tased and her hair pulled at a gas station in front of everybody. All just for a 700 dollars?

[@MotorsportCreative]

It’s unreal

[@kyleconklin3326]

She knew she had a warrant. The bounty hunters had every right to use the force they did.

[@CL_G]

@@kyleconklin3326 Not in that state.

[@FishyMango]

​@@kyleconklin3326if that were true then they wouldn't be in jail for kidnapping, now would they

[@lt1459]

@@kyleconklin3326 Even **if** they had the license to be bounty hunters in MO (which they didn't), the hair pulling was without justification. And I'd think the only cops that would resort in hair pulling would be..... wait for it... either crappy cops or fake cops..kind of like what a bounty hunter is... a fake cop.

[@ComposerConductor]

"I was just doing my job...I'm not a bad guy." The same lady pleaded GUILTY to kidnapping charges.

[@meech2163]

The US court system is weird, pleading guilty does not mean they believe they were in the wrong. I'm sure she still thinks she didn't do anything wrong, but federal courts have something like a 99% conviction rate. If you plead guilty you will typically be given a much lighter sentence and given the fact it's incredibly hard to win a case like that most people just plead guilty.

[@jessederks8458]

@@meech2163 The problem for her was the basic truism in the legal system: Ignorance of the law is not a defense. Doesn't matter if snowflake princess and her partner in crime didn't know the law, that's not an excuse. Some professions require you to learn an awful lot to stay legal. For example as a pilot you learn about: medical requirements, certification requirements, classes of airspace, airport procedures, required equipment, and general applicable regulations for the type of flight. When it comes to her job I'd expect she be required to know the legal requirements for taking someone into custody anywhere she plans to take a suspect into custody, as well as any professional licensing, and/or firearms/weapon licensing requirements. Don't take the job if you don't want to follow the law.

[@GovernorRiffRaff]

@@jessederks8458ignorance of the law was the defense for Hillary Clinton lol

[@noneyabiz4040]

Right!!!!!!

[@jonh537]

@@meech2163it’s incredible hard to win that case because she’s frighten guilty. SMH the IQ from this guy is below 70

[@matszz]

"She plays the victim very good" "I'm not a bad guy" sniffles

[@anamartins3223]

They can break into people's house without a warrant?

[@AkiratheWhite]

I recall watching a KZbin video where a bounty hunter (bail bondsman by his word) said that if the individual is on their on own property, they do not need a warrant to kick your door in and detain you. Typically a bail bondsman would show up, knock on your door, then tell you you missed your court date and that you need to go with them down to a station to set up a new court date. If you go with them, nothing bad happens AFAIK. If you don't go willingly, that's when the door crashing happens. The guy whose video I watched is from Montana I think, and laws still vary by which state you're in. That said, I'd assume that your "jurisdiction" as a bounty hunter starts and ends in the state that you have a license in.

[@6Heavy6Metal6]

No, that is breaking and entering.

[@chibiusa]

@@AkiratheWhite If cops aren't legally allowed to kick down your door and detain you without a warrant, then no bounty hunter is allowed to do that, either. If what you said were true, then what's stopping a bunch of criminals from masquerading as bounty hunters and breaking into your home and assaulting you under the guise of detaining you in the name of justice?

[@jayanimations494]

Well if they were licensed yes, the person would be the warrant itself

[@atoms.channel]

@@6Heavy6Metal6 actually they can - but I believe it's only limited to the fugitive's home and due to the bail, so they do not have the right to enter a third party's residence without permission, even if the fugitive is inside. But I think it's also state dependent, ie not all states allow it.

[@Adiscretefirm]

Ok miss accused kidnapper,using your logic, do you expect me to believe you didn't know you weren't licensed in Missouri?

[@Hokie5Libra82]

Touché!

[@eziahjohnson167]

They clearly knew better so now they’re getting time .

[@demetricklouis5710]

She's no longer accused. She was convicted and sentenced. She's a kidnapper.

[@dominiccarter5070]

so its not the criminals fault ?

[@sukhvindermangat1087]

​@@dominiccarter5070nope, the "criminal" (for missing a court date) was NOT in the Jurisdiction of these bounty hunters who were looking to make a quick dollar... So the Bounty Hunters were the Actual Criminals for physically restraining someone they had NO rights to touch in the State the Bounty Hunters traveled INTO... just because they want to PRETEND to be Law Enforcement doesn't give them a Free Pass to BREAK the Law for $$$

[@artiecon97]

Wait so she pled guilty to kidnapping but is denying she did anything wrong? Take away that deal for probation and give her prison time

[@ronabitz5156]

SO the police assisted a convict in invading a home?

[@lamontacoff4529]

And if a convicted felon, should probably not have been licensed to carry a weapon.

[@adriancollette7010]

Gangs use convicted felons all the time. Nothing new.

[@furious_melons674]

​@lamontacoff4529 Some felonies in some states don't bar you from possessing a firearm.

[@XCHADHIGGINSX]

"After Lozier’s indictment and arrest, he violated his pre-trial release conditions by both possessing a firearm and continuing to apprehend fugitives in Louisiana. He also violated his travel restrictions by leaving the Eastern District of Louisiana" I think this is why he actually got sentenced while she only got probation.

[@themostbestwizard]

She should have got at least five years in custody. The Bible says that if you kidnap someone and mistreat them (what she was doing when she was pulling hair, tasing, etc.) you get the punishment to end all punishments.

[@Corey1873]

I was wondering at that crazy disparity.

[@matthewstephens6502]

Must've missed it sheeeeeesh the discrepancy

[@linkesocke4533]

She also pleaded guilty. Maybe that also helped her get probation instead of jail time.

[@DXGypsy]

She was resisting? Yeah. As she should because YOU'RE NOT A COP

[@moogs]

How is it a felon can become an unlicensed armed bounty hunter? wtf. Herrera needs to go to prison for life and this time stay there.

[@TuanNguyen96]

This is the United States. A felon is headed to the White House.

[@TheKenard10]

It’s a lot of these places that really don’t do background checks for these bounty hunters .

[@mal2ksc]

It's in the word "unlicensed". He wasn't reporting to anyone.

[@harry76n]

‘Herrera’ lol amigos

[@CraigGrant-sh3in]

Red states don't care. Louisiana has the worst violent and non violent crime in the US

[@DG-nk7jo]

“I’m not a bad guy”. No, you’re a bad woman.

[@allye4228]

Same difference.

[@Equine-services]

Nah it was just the video. She's not bad, the video was just bad. couldn't be her actions in the video that made it bad. Going to do an interview, and getting caught looking bad shouldn't happen again. I mean the adjudicated kidnap victim just plays the victim well, almost as well as that "bounty hunter " lady plays a massive idiot.

[@rileyspence1403]

The only thing stupid was crossing state line unlicensed. Everything else was FINE!!

[@EL-jb2vj]

“I’m not a bad guy.” Said every bad person ever.

[@garick]

How dare you assume this Democrat's gender!!

[@AdamAddictL]

“Stand up,or you’re gonna get tazed” NOT EVEN 2 *SECONDS* later…. +guy tazes the woman “ 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@PALINDROMA.]

This shouldn't even be a real job...

[@itzamia]

The police allow it so they don't have to do the leg work.

[@noneyabiz4040]

@@itzamia right!

[@petergeh9584]

This is where so much of honest and hardworking people's tax $$ end up getting wasted on.

[@Frizzy678]

It’s more of a thing in the past

[@neilkurzman4907]

Talk to the Supreme Court

[@rope103mc2]

I would never open the door to strangers at 3 am. Any bounty hunter that breaks into my house “by accident” better be wearing level III body armor if they wanna walk off my property

[@AnthonyPatel727]

Level 4, proud keeper of the 308

[@NVArt001]

@@AnthonyPatel727 Exactly!

[@jondoe406]

​@@AnthonyPatel727does level 3 stop 556?

[@AnthonyPatel727]

@@jondoe406 yeah it does unless you have m855 green tip

[@thomasflores7817]

@@AnthonyPatel727 not hard to get, they sell em at walmart

[@JP-rq9md]

This should be outlawed altogether.

[@0110-d7y]

Bruh “didnt she know she had a warrent” dosent mean you can treat another person like that aswell as gallivanting around a store with a chained woman ya freaks

[@kpdvw]

no criminal when arrested ever knows that he has a warrant...!

[@RobertLegereIII]

@@kpdvw oh brother, that's simply not true. lol

[@noreply-7069]

​​@@RobertLegereIII Well, most at least claim they didn't know. It's another thing to believe them.

[@GoLakers3900]

Looks like they were trying to get her to stand up which she refused. What would you have done in such a difficult situation?

[@0110-d7y]

​@@GoLakers3900 if i was a an arrogant wana b cop, in a state im not licenced in whyle also being a fat lump unable to support my own weight or control one woman in chains i would have been rethinking my life choices.

[@ianfortuna9385]

“I was just doing my job” has got to be the worst excuse for misconduct ever. PEOPLE DON’T WANT TO HEAR IT

[@KimberlyLetsGo]

And elderly, female Walmart greeter once wouldn't let a very obviously handicapped person on oxygen not take the electric scooter out to their car. She said he couldn't remove it from the building. After some back and forth, the guy started to get up and collect his things as the woman had her hands on the scooter. Another couple came by and saw what was going on and assisted the man. I told the greeter that this was a horrible way to treat someone that was disabled and a customer of Walmart because they had purchased items. She said she was just doing her job. I told her 'that's what the criminals at the Nuremberg trial said!!' That shut her up!!! I wasn't able to help the guy, and I would have, but I was working for Redbox and had the machine open. I couldn't leave it or close it up to help. I was hurrying as fast as I could to get it done and closed so I could assist. Thank goodness that young couple came along and helped out.

[@AngelicaIbanez-p8l]

No different than a cop after they take a life sadly 😢

[@ianfortuna9385]

@ that’s exactly what I mean if that’s what you need to do to keep you job you don’t deserve a job

[@unknownalien3837]

and yet this is the literal defense used (effectively, mind you) by rights-hating police all over this nation.

[@Solscapes.]

@@AngelicaIbanez-p8l acan.

[@georgep9993]

Fun fact, the authority to use force and allow apprehension lays in the fine print of the Bail bonds and release from Jail. When you sign that bail, you forfeit your rights and essentially your body to the Bail bonds company.

[@marinasayre8369]

Male bounty hunter gets 15 years in prison and female bounty hunter gets 5 years probation for the same crime. Huh?

[@Snowman379-g9y]

Someone flipped for that light sentence

[@dkg_gdk]

Did you pay attention to the video? or maybe just try googling the case to know why the pig was given 15 years. Hint: she pleaded guilty and complied with the conditions after her release. He did not.

[@sonicgalaxy27]

No. 20 years in prison.

[@scottmccrea1873]

It's still wildly disproportionate! I'll bet he gets resentneced to significantlyless time.. ​@dkg_gdk

[@scottmccrea1873]

​@Snowman379-g9y what was there to flip upon? They didn't have a proper license. They crossed state lines. Now did she provide information about other situations? Perhaps. Something has to explain the crazy disparity.

[@Usernamebbn]

So they decided to take their arrestee in to a gas station for a pit stop? Parade her in there in shackles with no shoes on…they put the public at risk. They should have been charged with that too.

[@russellhix6802]

I was locked up by law enforcement on a bogus charge and warrant. When they extradited me from Louisiana to Georgia I was taken into McDonald’s to use the restroom shackled and cuffed. It’s what you have to do when being extradited by an individual rather than a designated prison transport. My charges were dropped before we entered the courtroom and my bail was reimbursed 💯

[@Usernamebbn]

That’s surprising to me that they don’t stop at a local law enforcement agency for bathroom breaks or the like. These bounty hunters need training and regulations though compared to law enforcement in your case.

[@professorchaos5058]

​@@russellhix6802were the cops as aggressive as these people

[@dominiccarter5070]

she was a criminal who cares \

[@cheetosftw3098]

Bro, what was that jump at 1:27 lmao im dying 😂 dude had no reason to even try to jump 🤣

[@nothing-cs4zz]

THEY HAD THAT LADY LIKE A DAMN DOG YELLING AND CRYING FOR HER LIFE AND SHE WAS PULLING HER HAIR AND UR TELLING ME SHES NOT IN JAIL TOO?

[@thaliairaina]

Why would SHE be in jail? She was genuinely terrified, and it looks like she was having a panic attack

[@Sci-lives]

@@thaliairainaI think you misunderstood

[@Jeremy-ff3jm]

She has to tow the line for 5 years any mistake any violation she’s probably seeing some time behind bars. Just wait

[@DmitreJO]

@@thaliairaina he/she is referring to the female bounty hunter who only got probation.

[@AccipiterAtricapillus]

I stand by the hunters. Don’t be a criminal and you won’t have bounties put on you. They can get away with some tough love, unlike peace officers.

[@amethystsavage4018]

“She played the victim very well.” This woman needs to be criminally investigated

[@jondoe406]

Well according to the bounty hunters being convicted, she WAS a victim

[@Cowboy_up429]

If you talking about the bounty hunter lady? She was convicted got 5yrs felony probation! The lady they went after, the judge recended the warrant tossed her case and attached 5th to it! The lady they went after is suing the bail bonds office on several $100.000 for civil rights violations. The federal court refused to dismiss the case and told the bail bonds owner the case will move forward! The federal judge told him and his partners, they fully responsible for the actions of the bounty hunter since they entered a business contract with them.. Bail bonds and bounty hunters, has no qualified immunity.

[@ingamingpc1634]

And that's good they should be thought to pay attention to those that work under them

[@SirReginald.]

I like when she said this was a bad video. I wanted to know why she only got five years probation while her partner got 15 years in prison they should both get the same amount, especially since the female was being more aggressive.

[@amethystsavage4018]

@ it was most likely because she pleaded guilty while he went through trial

[@OregonGrower420]

The last woman who was tased in the store 😂 I guess the bounty hunters wanted some donuts. Crazy to go into a store with a woman handcuffed and also foot shackles on. Nothing suspicious going on there 😂

[@anonymous-jt8du]

I know right 😂 she must of asked to us the toilet or something because like you said why would you take the handcuffed suspect in with you

[@david672orford]

It is also crazy that when their prisoner asked for the police and sat on the floor they didn't agree to wait for the police. It was almost like they knew they were doing something illegal.

[@jamesmarkham1887]

Bounty hunters shouldn’t exist. They should be law enforcement officers who’ve went through extensive training in these situations.

[@LenkaKagamine-uj3vy]

Exactly I think these people should just get a regular jobs all they want is the reward money since there can be a lot of money

[@moonshoes11]

Have you seen real cops lately?

[@jamesmarkham1887]

@@moonshoes11 Millions go above and beyond every day to keep your family and friends safe when you lay your head down to sleep. Be grateful.

[@TonyMontana-mv9ez]

Extensive training? It takes 770 hours to become a police officer. You need more hours to become a barber than to become a police officer.

[@LivedALittleFarm]

Agreed 👍

[@salvadorgarcia2483]

"She played the victims very well" Bro SHE IS A VICTIM

[@YarbroK]

That bounty woman was insufferable. Blaming the victim saying it was an “act”.

[@user-dk8oe8cd2u]

All she had to do is comply.

[@lizabetx483]

Bounty woman is vile.

[@Miniminer1999]

How..? She's a domestic abuser, who skipped court, and fled across state lines to avoid court.

[@qutielove2208]

​@@Miniminer1999Your defending abuse??? She's still a person with rights.

[@MASS1866]

Why does the guy get fifteen years and the female partner only get probation? Shouldn’t then both get equal sentences?

[@JahmBProducts]

News flash... you're NOT police.

[@atoms.channel]

you're right, they're even worse... "...Bounty hunters have the legal right to enter a fugitive's private property without a warrant and use reasonable force to capture them.", how's that?

[@justhere4721]

​@@atoms.channelThere's only a handful of states that allow bail bonds to enter a home for the arrest. In those circumstances, the home must be that of the assailant. Also, he or she must be within view before entering. For the majority of the states, bail bonds can not enter someones property without the permission of the owner.

[@blakedesmond]

Bounty Hunting is Vigilantism. They aren’t police. Any violence that occurs because of them should be prosecuted to the fullest. Call the real police.

[@UndertakerFromWWE]

Bounty hunters save taxpayers millions

[@d4m13n-dev]

They have the legal right to do this, you sign your rights awway when you bail out

[@Brina_S2r]

If saying I’m not a bad guy makes you start to cry, you truly know in your heart that you’re broken and need help, she said that to reassure herself 😢

[@DIDYOUSEETHAT172]

Woman is pleading for people to call police, do they? No! they stand there saying they will call police, go ahead call , oh we will. The second they dragged ehr in there, she said please call police, they should have been hitting the emergency 911, WTF?

[@stable_davefusion]

She should have 5 years in prison, not probation.

[@gilbertcanul996]

Under the prison for life

[@John-Smith02]

​@@gilbertcanul996100%

[@Bo-Dog]

Women don't do hard time 😅

[@fastdude2002]

He got 15 years she got probation for the same charge, woman card?

[@tommygunn-cq7kp]

His sentence was too harsh. She was resisting and did have a warrant. Crossing the state lines without a license was a technicality. In other words if they were licensed nothing would of happened to them other than possibly charges for tasing her while cuffed. They should have been punished, but 15 is ridiculous.

[@joerhodes213]

I would not take any bounty hunter seriously.

[@cjjorge6636]

right it will go down how ever they like i like to play to,,,,

[@Balletcalvero]

I don't even understand how someone thinks being a bounty hunter is a flex. At least the Keystone cops were still cops.

[@deandresinclair]

Same

[@synayx1467]

She didnt cross a line she crossed 3 lines. One was the fact that she did not need to do allat that to apprehend her. The other two lines were the borders between Arkansas and Missouri/Lousiana.

[@6Heavy6Metal6]

Do you think like you crossed a line at any time? Yes, the STATE line in which they were not licensed!!!!!

[@777Skeptic]

Two lines were crossed. One at Arkansas, and one at Missouri.

[@Sir_Wellington]

“I’m not a bad guy”. Well you kidnapped a lady across state lines. Pretty sure that’s one of the definitions of a bad guy. Screw these people.

[@JustAJinx-ci6hg]

And the lady had domestic abuse charges. I'd say broke even at least, only for that one though.

[@dying2survive298]

@@JustAJinx-ci6hg does not change the fact that he is a criminal facing even worse charges 🤯

[@JustAJinx-ci6hg]

@dying2survive298 So by that logic domestic violence is something that isn't that bad?

[@dying2survive298]

@@JustAJinx-ci6hg one does NOT justify the other. 🤦‍♀️

[@dying2survive298]

@@JustAJinx-ci6hg you have no logic to begin with

[@Jamesssssssssssssss]

It's not a profession, its vigilantism.

[@neilkurzman4907]

According to the Supreme Court, it’s an occupation

[@jonpantau2514]

Batman were okay, punisher isnt

[@Janexcalibur]

It's not even vigilantism because they're not doing this out of a sense of justice, but for money.

[@willfultrain6779]

@@Janexcaliburlike real life witchers

[@sk8ersr20]

poeple love to feel that power over others, it's sad, people gotta learn to be chill

[@TheXZAKI]

Blame the government for allowing these idiots to do such things

[@jondoe406]

Those people usually become cops

[@round1.]

lol bruh just get ur asses to a police station and be a cop 😂

[@peacefrog2357]

Spike Spigel don’t get down like that

[@scottmccrea1873]

Bounty hunters provide a valuable service. Bondsmen would have to charge a lot more without them. They need to be more selective about who they employ

[@LegendarySpaceRipper]

Who even paid these freaks to do that?

[@rogerwilco2]

I think most of these failed at being a cop and might even have extensive criminal records themselves. These people should not be cops. They have no clue how to serve and protect.

[@JohnFKennedy420]

That’s what I’m saying. My guess is they tried and failed at that. Makes me angry honestly

[@ThePhl4ever]

Jody Sullivan should be locked up. She is the only one who seems to be playing the victim and refuses to admit she is wrong. Jody is the one who is trying to cause chaos. She should have the same punishment as her partner, instead she got let off easy.

[@jaybo4999]

That's what I would like to know. Why is he getting 15 years and she gets 5 years probation? They both did it.

[@Biggylios]

1:25 "this is a high stakes game" ITS NOT A GAME. THIS IS REAL LIFE. THATS THE ISSUE. This guy is one of those bad apples

[@TheTishy44]

Good….bounty hunters should be illegal.

[@malenurse1999]

No bounty hunters should be trained professionals legally licensed federally and held responsible for their actions and need warrants just like police for every action they take. They should not be allowed the leeway and discretion and should be held to even more restrictions than police not less.

[@Blitzmzx]

Why not hire a proper police force instead of bounty hunters 😂

[@brianbickle7395]

If only criminals would keep their promises 😊😊

[@noahinderdad6874]

@@Blitzmzx They just enforce bails

[@dkg_gdk]

The fact that this is legal in the US is ridiculous. Bounties should be paid for information only. This country is too backwards, is pathetic.

[@albertoserrano67]

They were originally for capturing escaped slaves and return them to the south

[@lizabetx483]

The days of the Wild West should be over.

[@billytringuyen1]

ya the problem is whoever paid a reward for it

[@kluneberg8952]

@@lizabetx483there were less violent deaths in the wild west thanks to more civilian guns and bounty hunters willing to travel on horse to capture murderers.

[@rachinvocat9587]

😂learn some more buddy this isnt as simple as ABCs…you need to get a license and then you need to make sure its legal in your state and most states dont even do this anymore

[@ankinset]

Tf kind of equality is that?! The woman gets 5 years probation. The dude gets 15 years in prison

[@abrahamgreenbaum3471]

She got probation for kidnapping ? what a great example that is ,she should be in prison for years and she is ABSOLUTELY the bad person here no matter what she thinks

[@Xeonerable]

Damn even pretend cops nearly get qualified immunity thats insane. American wild west police state.

[@msunje9862]

She took the plea deal but he didn’t! That is his egocentric choice

[@abrahamgreenbaum3471]

@@msunje9862 the fact that she was offered a plea deal that didn't include prison time ? how about that ?

[@egyphon]

How does he get 15 years and she gets nothing? Ridiculous.

[@renatayuuki5705]

Female Privilege

[@Commenter839]

She pleaded guilty, he didn't

[@721rena]

She pleaded guilty and accepted accountability he didn't he lied.

[@bearcat0551]

Maybe because he had a felony record and was not even supposed to have a firearm.

[@shamrock141]

He got 10 years, did a lot worse than her, is an ex-con, plead not guilty and was rearrested for violating the conditions of his bail.

[@chickensdone1]

How was any of that constitutional?

[@EnigmaticRonin]

Charge the man and woman the same wtf.

[@jarodmoses1126]

Exactly! 5 years probation and 15 years in prison……yeah…..that’s justice! She sung like a canary and he got the brunt! Smh

[@axa897]

He done the most drive and taze victim.

[@dkg_gdk]

Not if they commited different crimes, google is free

[@jarodmoses1126]

@@axa897 yeah but they were BOTH there dragging her across a floor and tasing her! And lady Jane not ONCE said “stop! We’re hurting her!” Get it? He gets 15 years in the poke while she gets the camp cupcake treatment…..that a proper justice? Asking for a friend? lol

[@nathaniell2139]

he pleaded not guilty do some research before commenting

[@MathieuCastro]

$700 bounty. People will cry saying we're standing up for criminals. But there is no reason we need aggressive high school dropouts all for pennies on the dollar. I would like to say they can find a better paying job but we all know they don't have any real skills.

[@ssgemactv]

Yeah keep in mind, your life to these people is only worth a couple of dollars... That doesn't make them heroes, it explicitly makes them profiteers...

[@Jaiden_Anime_Shuns]

Any fast food place only takes 3 days to train you how to make food

[@The_Real_Lord_Frieza]

Everything takes skills, I bet you will struggle working at McDonald's at 2 AM, mostly because you don't have the skills/experience for it!

[@MathieuCastro]

@@The_Real_Lord_Frieza oh no you said I have no skills and cannot work at McDonald's. Good thing I've had and surpassed so many more jobs that require more than that "2am skill." Wonder what little skill you have seeing that you cannot even understand that I never said Bounty Hunting doesn't take skill, but that the majority of BHers and mainly the ones in the video possess no actual skills. Keep trying to put me down with your terrible comeback, guess you really need to work on that skill there, good thing it's not your job. Really terrible at it.

[@natedowns5]

Bounty hunters make more than police officers

[@DanielDunn1222Music]

What a disasterous joke. The "bounty hunters" that did that to the lady ought to be paying her damages payments for the next 20 years.

[@Balletcalvero]

That old lady had an opportunity to say, "we messed up and shouldn't have kidnapped a person across state lines". Instead she doubles down and accuses the victim of pretending....something? What a loser.

[@robubble]

What a crazy system. I'd never go with someone that wouldn't identify as police

[@melanconiasol102]

It's outlawed in the state of Texas 🥲

[@dillon17]

Bounty Hunting is illegal in 99% of the world. Why the USA still allows it, is mind boggling

[@sonicgalaxy27]

Why?

[@CarlosAlvarezli]

​@sonicgalaxy27 quick easy money for legalized kidnapping. Like think about it, america thrives off of everything to make a quick dollar

[@jessederks8458]

Americans still think cash bail protects them, when it demonstrably does not at all. For example: The Waukesha parade killer was out on cash bail when he committed murder. Someone is, or is not, a flight risk. Money won't change that one iota. Someone is, or is not, at threat to themselves and/or others. Money won't change that one iota. Cash bail does not protect society or you. End it and force the ADA's and judges to do their dang jobs.

[@MeanLaQueefa]

Bounty hunters don’t work in my state. No bail bondsman is allowed

[@justanotheruser101]

Ummm because it’s America

[@adhdmechanical3014]

Those criminals should go to prison for life for kidnapping and tasering the lady

[@NipItInTheBud100]

The fact she doesn’t think she crossed the line is a perfect example for why there needs to be legal lines they can’t cross!

[@fringeminority510]

Thank the gods bounty hunting is illegal in Canada

[@kimodland]

we have them, just the law in Canada doesn't allow illegal acts. The cost is to high to make it a business for bounty hunters (read go to jail).

[@lewissutherland2219]

Domestic violence charge- “ It was a nonviolent misdemeanor charge.”

[@Toasted1337]

IKR?

[@five12man]

We need to stop acting like someone accused of a crime is a dangerous criminal, it's despicable

[@richardhallett7786]

Torture is a FELONY.

[@UncleTristy88]

In Canada and Mexico bounty hunting is illegal.

[@ethanhermsey]

This is going to be 1000x worse when the whole deportation thing starts.. There WILL be thousands of these cases...

[@RRobel]

The woman gets probation and the man 15 years LMAO

[@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep]

wow heard it all...

[@granitegobbler95]

Ha! Women…

[@nathaniell2139]

he pleaded not guilty do some research before you comment

[@OphanielH]

He wasn't a legal bounty hunter, she was

[@OphanielH]

He was also a convicted felon lol just say you "poor little me women have so easy and I have it so hard boo hoo" 😂

[@danielhughes441]

Threw bounty hunter interviewed at the end is TOTALLY A BAD PERSON! She needs to STAY IN JAIL

[@Jupiterbotz]

I am a 53 year old man and in 1995 I was living in Atlanta and had a bounty on my head for $1500 due to a misdemeanor marijuana bust from a year earlier in a different county. I sat in my basement apartment and had a long conversation with bounty hunter though basement window. He legally could not come into apartment and never tried but told me if I did he would arrest me. It was a fun evening as I kept opening backdoor to let cat in and he could never catch me. Eventually he lfell asleep and I climbed out bathroom window, grabbed cat and drove illegal truck to California.

[@pyramidmgmt22]

Convicted Bounty Hunter playing Rent-A-Cop. 👮🏻‍♂️

[@ianbattles7290]

If you break into my house without a warrant, you're leaving in a body bag.

[@Sarahopal]

This is a wild story but when I was a 14 year old runaway a couple bounty hunters met me in front of a convenience store. My friend and I were hitch hiking to follow the Grateful Dead. They gave us a ride and for 2 weeks I rode around with them. They had me go into bars pretending I was looking for my uncle. I even faked crying and said my mom had died. They never tried to find out if I was a missing child. We did find the guy. But those bounty hunters were out of control. They were moving a ton of illegal stuff. I'm so thankful I'm alive still. I was a pretty wild kid.

[@667Mumble]

Ironic these wannabe bounty hunters think they're following the law by the book but end up breaking so many laws and end up going to jail

[@pepelapepe]

All bounty hunters all wannabes only the USA has them

[@markpreston6930]

You should go to jail for saying ironic.😊

[@durinironson]

Takes a plea admitting fault & then goes on tv saying she did nothing wrong....yea they shouldve thrown the book at her...

[@AusticHardOfHearingSinger]

If that bounty hunter had actually been doing her job, she wouldn't gave gone out of the state in which she was licensed to pick up the criminal. That stupid bounty hunter. Sigh.

[@nadanalia3000]

All that for only $700?? Get a real job guys 😂

[@207522]

Wtf!?!? 5 years probation on Felony Armed Kidnapping charges?!?!

[@iftheshoefits7124]

she plead guilty to be able to get 5 years probation, i believe he pleaded not guilty and it went to trial. however i could be wrong.

[@Doc5thMech]

@@iftheshoefits7124The court chose not to disregard his previous convictions and violation of his terms of release.

[@SnowOwl0101]

"That's a bad video" This quote from the female bounty hunter, shares that she only regrets that the incident was recorded, rather than reflecting on how to better handle the situation.

[@mikehat6206]

Why was the interview with the female bounty hunter conducted in a cage?

[@localroger]

She was probably awaiting sentencing on the fairly serious charges she faced. She might have been looking at 10+ years instead of probation so there was some security involved in holding her.

[@jaywan5553]

Jody deserves to be in jail and I hope she is never allowed to work in any position of power. The fact that she doesn’t think she did anything wrong should mean her guilty plea isn’t appropriate and she needs her probation revoked.

[@kimodland]

she will screw up over the next 5 years, since she thinks she got away with it

[@AsTheWheelsTurn]

she should have gotten 15 years prison time too.

[@trueloveingod2691]

Bounty hunting shouldn’t be legal. Only the police should be able to track down and arrest suspects.

[@skycloud4802]

Citizens arrest should be legal, but Bounty Hunting is a different beast.

[@matts1166]

Well, if you don't want to be taken in by a bounty hunter, don't sign the paperwork where you legally agree to let them do this to you. (yes, you do sign the paperwork that allows them this power).

[@hardcorenativextreme]

Bail bonds company workers should be the only ones. That means you only get clients or people who took your money to get out of jail. Looking up warrants to cash in on should not be an option for you.

[@matts1166]

@@hardcorenativextreme Well... I might have to slightly disagree. I'm going to leave the door open for independent bounty hunters that freelance for bondsmen. Not quite an "employee", but someone that checks in and goes, "Hey, have anyone skip out on you that you want me to find?"

[@TheAmazingest]

15 years in prison for kidnapping, but if he had a license, then it's perfectly legal? huh?

[@moustafaelsamadisy9482]

She got 5 years probation. He got 15 years in prison

[@entertainmentextremenetwor652]

Held these bounty hunters accountable for breaking the law now

[@jarodmoses1126]

Love that last part! 5 years probation and 15 years in prison for him when they BOTH did it! Smh…..she sold him out like a canary! Lol

[@user45563]

Feds have a 98% conviction rate for a reason. The plea deal vs going to trail is the difference between 0 years in prison and 15

[@jyuks]

She should be in jail. She is a bad person.

[@k29king1]

Bounty Hunters AND Police Unions must be abolished. Oftentimes Police that have been fired or resigned due to bad behavior or performance get jobs as Bounty Hunters with help from Police Unions.

[@Vss077]

Bounty Hunters = impersonation of the police. change my mind. its just a fancy "title" to use that grey area & kidnap whoever u want. especially if they look like "official duty officers" so u can kidnap anyone at 2 or 4 pm. no one would even care.

[@DebonairOfTheWind]

SHE got 5 years probation, HE got 15 years prison. Talk about equality 😅

[@gamemight1028]

Wow. 15 in prison for the dude but 5 years outside for the woman?

[@warrenfrudd9324]

These OFFENDER/BOUNTY HUNTERS need to be in PRISON.

[@fishapiller]

Wow this is disturbing

[@TonyMontana-mv9ez]

5 years of probation for kidnapping, but the man got 15 years in prison. If this isn't double standards, I don't know what is.

[@lawtraf8008]

She complied, took a deal and plead guilty while he tried his luck and plead not guilty. His dumb ass should have done the same as her. Now he gets what he deserved. I know it's not the unfair scenario you had made up in your mind.

[@austinhernandez2716]

​@@lawtraf8008so? That's a stupid deal, she should serve prison time regardless

[@shamrock141]

You don't know what a double standard is. Read up on the story, don't just assume gender is the only reason and stop there.

[@bbhjvvbfhvv3357]

Do you guys not listen to the details

[@mynightmare3798]

If you want to argue it’s unfair, try understanding the law first. This isn’t about gender. If the prosecution offered both of them a deal with probation on the table, then giving him 15 years just because he's the moron who didn’t take the deal, might seem excessive. Personally, I think any deal should have a minimum of 10 years in prison. In that case, receiving a 15-year sentence for not taking the deal instead of 10, seems more reasonable for this kind of crime.