Three Bounty Hunters Kick In The Door And Open Fire | No Warrant | Arrested And Charged

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[@kurtvanluven9351]

Security for years (unarmed). Never wanted to be a cop, that was most of my family. Never had an issue and I have ejected people that turned out to have been armed. Wouldnt do that now. (I made $5/HOUR.

[@AmericafromthegrindWolfe]

I have some theories as to why. Some people are not getting charged... These bail bondsmen work with the district attorney. And we might be protected in a way, and also the district attorney. Sometimes won't rack up charges though. Wait for these criminals to do more crime. So they can build a bigger case. What's really makes me so infuriated because the district attorneys are letting possible harm to the public, keep happening.

[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

Good point

[@roomwithapointofview]

Once could be an accident. Twice, carelessness. Three times, you are doing it on purpose. Anyone who thinks the system is broken must believe it was an accident. May not be working well for you, but it's working just fine for the people, number one, Banksters and the Federal Reserve, who bent and molded it to what it is today.

[@FreeUkraine69]

Wow , bro , it just get keeps getting crazier by the day . What next ???

[@RealEstateEntrepreneur]

Its called home invasion. You have the legal right to protect your life inside your home.

[@BohemothWatts-vz1lc]

They are crossing States lines with a gun?

[@chokebeer5296]

@@BohemothWatts-vz1lc By any chance do you have Rittenhouse Derangement Syndrome?

[@Bass_attack7755]

@@BohemothWatts-vz1lc doesn't matter about state lines with a firearm stop that nonsense

[@AngelLuisEspada1970]

Exactly 😊

[@coledrevenj]

Unless a judge signed a piece of paper before the home invasion. How to know the difference? There is no difference.

[@davecoxx7082]

Whoever gave those bounty hunters that police chiefs address is a legend!

[@garyw8824]

😂

[@holarndius]

It was just a welfare check. Nothing to be afraid of...right?

[@brianew]

Where's his parade?

[@mr.duanesharpe]

That was an A when it comes to “swatting”. 😂

[@garyw8824]

@@mr.duanesharpe and an A± for the Facebook trolling 😂

[@FZR650]

Bounty hunters are NOT law enforcement officers... they are a private citizen with a major ego of power.

[@holarndius]

Bounty hunters are indeed private citizens, they've been granted the authority to make arrests but that's it. (Depending on state) They aren't supposed to be getting violent and shooting places up like gangsters, that's the cops playground.

[@AECRADIO1]

@@holarndius NO AUTHORITY TO ARREST, THEY HAVE TO HAVE POLICE MAKE THE ARREST.

[@MrThetit]

Right have you seen that bounty Hunter that has a KZbin channel? That dude man his ego is one of the worst I’ve seen.

[@rileytruax766]

@@AECRADIO1 thats not true the job of a bounty hunter is literally to find and arrest people who were bailed out and didn't go to court after lol otherwise they wouldn't exist let alone have access to cuffs and weapons

[@RobertSmith-lg7jp]

The only difference between them and police is who is funding their check.

[@johnc6738]

I do not have any bonds, no arrests, no warrants. With that in mind, anyone comes on my property with a gun and starts threatening, they will not be walking away.

[@ttyngordon]

And you would be right

[@ChristisKingMinistries-oj9zx]

Excellent advise.

[@Zachary77]

For me, that includes the police. They have become the standing army we were warned about.

[@pauldickhoff3594]

@@Zachary77 Doesn't the 2nd amendment exist for this very reason?

[@Zachary77]

@@pauldickhoff3594 And that is exactly why they are doing everything they can to infringe upon it. Communism is taking over this country while we all stand by and let it happen.

[@jdgoesham5381]

When i lived in Arizona in the late 90s as a teen my neighbor who was a former legit Green Beret who worked for the government still in a capacity had bounty hunters come and kick his door down mistakenly in the night and iirc all 4 got shot and 2 died eventually. They fired first, too. And missed all their shots. And of course he wasn't charged but the guys who lived got charged for their friends deaths.

[@andyroberts805]

I’m a former US Amry LRS-D team lead, it was our job to investigate tips. When someone would come in and say “ I think this guy…”. It was our job to collect intelligence and only after confirming 100% positive identification could we call for a raid. Why is it that the people in active war zones have more right than United States citizens? Think about that.

[@Andy-te1mw]

Less consequences and accountability.

[@BrianButterworth-s4z]

US military now has deadly force authorization against citizens on US soil.

[@Marshmallowzzzzz]

Don't forget about the difference in ROE's either...it's disgusting

[@glee21012]

Yup, I was in Afghanistan, the ROEs we had are were much more strict than what cops have here in USA.

[@ClarkMcfcker]

Yea thwy dont need to

[@bobbyp7403]

They weren't bounty hunters that was a hit squad

[@AngelLuisEspada1970]

It is becoming obvious

[@bojow8102]

Loved how the president of bounty hunters used the line, " it's just a few bad apples" 😆😆 Even cop wannabes claim it's not a whole group problem. 🤦 Good luck out there everyone. It's only getting worse.

[@wesleykorisky8600]

Embrace the second amendment to its fullest.

[@mr.funkalicioussplendiferous]

I had a bounty hunter come to my condo looking for someone who hadn't resided there for over 15 years. They DEMANDED entry. I showed them the County Assessors webpage which proves that it is MY condo and that I bought it 5 years before. I told them that if they force their way, they would be subject to being unalived for home invasion. They then decided it was not worth it.

[@wj0067]

The woman getting Tazed/Kidnapped/Tortured... she missed a court date for a MISDEMEANOR. The female Bounty Hunter should have had a 5yr JAIL term at least, NOT probation.

[@gawainethefirst]

@@wj0067 There’s that male privilege again…

[@JariahxSynn]

@@wj0067 nah 10 just like her partner

[@opiumdennis7249]

Do these citizens not have the right to defend themselves against the criminals playing dress-up?

[@kerry-j4m]

Yes,you do,but,the homes they did this to didn't have guns. If any one kicks in your front door and doesn't say-POLICE-greet them with-LEAD.

[@rickiecomeaux8287]

@@kerry-j4m Many criminals--including bounty hunters--will say, "Police."

[@thehighlander6378]

you have the right but the law, both police and judges, chooses to ignore it.

[@nicop.8566]

You have the right but corruption runs deep in our judicial and authority system. Criminals get treated better than law abiding citizens do. This is why America is the land of "opportunity" cause people can take the opportunity to do things like this and never see the consequences.

[@pauldickhoff3594]

@@thehighlander6378 Police and judges are not the law, they are people ignoring the law. However, lawmakers are more often making stupid laws.

[@ondreacounts2556]

Bounty Hunter's belong in prison for doing things like this!

[@franklopeziilmtmti603]

Just like cops, there's good and there's stupid. Unfortunately, we need bail bonds for now.

[@bobbybanks77]

Hahahahaha

[@SuperSamhain13]

Nope , they are barely trained and clearly out of control.

[@holarndius]

@@franklopeziilmtmti603 Why? bail bonds are just easy ways for idiots to get out of jail and do more stupid actions. I am actually against bail bonds.

[@holarndius]

@@SuperSamhain13 Bounty hunters are a civilian force not government or military, although many are ex-military/cop. Sadly its probably because they're ex cops that they are so bad. It differs from state to state but where i live you need a license, body armor and weapons training to get a bounty hunters license. It updates all police stations in the state with your info and such. then you can start work. Just like the cops however, a lack of accountability makes things worse than it needs to be.

[@wvguy7238]

Whoever left the Facebook tip for the police chiefs house is top tier trolling. Not all heroes wear capes.

[@larrykelly3536]

They should do the DA next.

[@darrenconway8117]

They should get an award.

[@PlayingInVestapol]

Happens more than you'd think. I had Police show at my door due to a tip from Reddit. That was the greatest walk of shame I ever seen.

[@carlglidden3374]

This is so dangerous. It’s called swatting and I am pretty sure it’s illegal. Should not be advocated. Come on people.

[@darrenconway8117]

@@carlglidden3374 I think I detect a healthy dose of sarcasm in the posts. Being SWATted is dangerous because the cops make it dangerous. The irony is that it is that cops think it is OK for cops to SWAT citizens, but not OK for a Chief to be SWATted.

[@geejackson7401]

Bounty hunters should be banned. I had a Bounty Hunter almost hit me head-on and pulled a gun on me for no reason. Bounty hunter are dangerous

[@justiceforusall7038]

as a "security guy" there are plenty of them that are unhinged. I knew people who took things too seriously or people who took things not seriously enough. i'm liable to practice the 2nd amendment if a bounty hunter breaks into my house.

[@hechla]

@justiceforusall7038 fortunately those idiots don't usually last long they'll get fired or arrested.

[@Torthak]

@@justiceforusall7038 25+ yr security guard here, every time I had an officer complain about me calling them my replay was always the same thing "If you don't want me calling in about the dumb stiff, take it up with City Hall! The city is my client, and sets forth the directives of when I'm to call PD."

[@JoeDuncan-s9q]

People should be able to defend themselves from ANYONE.

[@williama.392]

THEY CAN IT'S THE 2ND AMENDMENT TO PROTECT YOURSELF FROM CRIMINALS AND THE CRIMINALS IN THIS CORRUPT GOVERNMENT NEVER ANSWER YOUR DOOR

[@micfail2]

You can. Yes, including cops. Every year at least one or two people are found not guilty of firing upon cops on grounds of self defense. Brianna Tyler's boyfriend was one

[@recon4life1971]

That is what I am talking about

[@markp127]

plummer v state,...bad elk v us

[@robsnizzle7]

YOU DO HAVE THE RIGHT. LOOK UP YOUR LOCAL LAWS ON SELF-DEFENSE... HELL TEXAS they have the "CASTLE DOCTRINE LAW" you do this B.S. there your liable to get X'D OUT PERMANENTLY. I'M NOT dealin with this type of LAWLESS BEHAVIOR, I'M PEW PEWIN THESE MOFOS. MY DEFENSE, "IN FEAR OF MY LIFE". THAT SIMPLE.

[@Jobs92742]

“I don’t need to be a cop to arrest you.” Yooo that’s wild.

[@prophez23]

And I don't need to be Billy badass to plant you either.. lol But seriously they're going to keep messing around and run into someone like me and they'll find out.

[@franklopeziilmtmti603]

They don't. It really isn't an arrest as police do. They don't need to read Miranda Rights.

[@laurierice7687]

The former LEO, now professor, enlightened us by saying "They're a hidden part of the legal system." 10:41

[@ThatHomelessScrubbalo]

They use "Citizen's Arrest" to kidnap these people...

[@danielfreeth6052]

Have you never heard a citizen arrested

[@davidreed6070]

How weak are we becoming to allow this and how demented are they to even do this.

[@arkive11]

David, if You aren't willing to do anything about it. You. Then it's over. You're only as strong as your weakest link

[@nevyn_karres]

You are not really in charge, you are owned, and your owners allow such things as sheriffs and bounty hunters. Such shiat only exists in the US and farked up countries. Your country is behind the rest of the modern world by decades, even centuries.

[@davidreed6070]

@@arkive11 im old enough I don't care much about what happens to me or what I have to do about something, and you?

[@pfzht]

Make examples of them.

[@charlesbrockman3299]

They need to start charging these crimes.

[@watcher4997]

That's some bs going in people's house with no warrant is ridiculous this needs alot of attention

[@daveblackman816]

How is what they do considered legal at all?? Who are these “private companies” that hire them? This is beyond crazy.

[@lawrencebraun7616]

A lot of the bounty hunter aren't employed. There contracted

[@greorbowlfinder7078]

Money. That's why

[@scottnaylon]

Bail bondsmen are employing these armed madmen. When you sign a bail bond contract, you're authorizing these clowns to take you into custody if you violate bail conditions or miss court. But when they're at the wrong house, nobody there has signed anything.

[@davegreco9692]

they go to the wrong house, their families will be on tv crying, saying how bad and evil the homeowner was.

[@winstonwolf6791]

Bounty Hunters have always been a thing. They are quasi-governmental in most states and work hand in hand with the courts. Without them many people would languish in jail as no one would be a bailsbonds without a means of enforcement.

[@rayrenee9536]

Sue the bail bondsman they work for.

[@TCR2025]

They straight up kidnappped that woman. And nobody even tried to help her.

[@msbelindab5231]

Awful

[@thystaff742]

People are afraid to help cause of getting sued or going to jail themselves.

[@prophez23]

​@@thystaff742 yup exactly and that's why we are where we are at now. Eventually people are going to have to stand up and fight back or just keep tolerating it and watch it get worse and worse.

[@JohnMorris-c5v]

So you're suggesting that the employees at the convenience store get physical with two armed thugs...?

[@prophez23]

I know it's easy to be a keyboard warrior and say all kinds of BS on the internet and really it doesn't matter if anyone believes it or not but I swear on everything holy and good that I would have gotten involved. At best I would have been put in prison but more than likely I'd be put in the ground but not before taking that asshole with me. When I was younger I didn't think or feel this way but now that I'm old and grumpy and stay armed everywhere I go I'm fairly certain that it wouldn't be good for all those involved but for anything to change it's going to take people doing just that. We get what we tolerate or ignore and they'll keep getting worse until enough of us stand up and stop it. I know that it's just a matter of time before I end up running into a situation like this and it'll be the last day for me but being a good moral just person isn't what you say you'll do but what you do. And forcing tyranny and corruption upon a person who hasn't created a victim just to extort them is immorality and I won't stand by and watch it happen to anyone..

[@RetiredRadioChaser]

I witnessed bounty hunters take a neighbor, years ago in San Antonio Texas. They took him to Oklahoma. It was investigated by FBI. The two bounty hunters were sentenced to serve in prison (I don't know how many years) for kidnapping!!!

[@LordHog]

I never heard of these events before. Thanks for sharing. These people need to be criminally prosecuted.

[@vincegreenwood5561]

You don't have a right to search people's house if they don't allow you to whether you're a bounty hunter or not if you don't have a search warrant you don't have a right in somebody else's house

[@Erawk]

Not completely true. If someone is out on bail, they sign a contract that allows bounty hunters to enter their property to re-arrest them. Typically, they should be "physically aware, by sight or sound, that the fugitive is within the home, and that entering the home will not endanger anyone inside." Additionally, they are NOT allowed to enter a "third party's" residence, as that third party didn't sign the agreement.

[@detted3656]

My house was raided by bounty hunters they didn't need a warrant. Also the person they where looking for didnt live there and wasn't even there

[@kinglewis6553]

​@@Erawkby signing this papers they're allowing them to search their house; so how is OP wrong in their statement?

[@bchill757]

@@Erawkyou absolutely correct. You saved me time in typing!!😂😂

[@michaelburdette2770]

@@vincegreenwood5561 if the person is there an u have proof yes they do just like a US marshal

[@CrainialCommando]

A common misconception about bounty hunters is that because they have a warrant for someone, they have the legal right to enter anyones home if they believe they're there and that's totally wrong. The warrant covers the address of the wanted person or the person who posted their bail, that's it. Anywhere else and an additional warrant and actual police would be required.

[@nevyn_karres]

But it is still insane, no other developed country allows private entities to act like swat teams. The whole concept of "bounty hunters" only exists in farked up countries, yet someone the US still has such insane crap.

[@tonyk4615]

The entire bounty hunting industry needs to be shut down.

[@franklopeziilmtmti603]

Not shutdown, more qualifications and true licensing.

[@bchill757]

@@franklopeziilmtmti603in some states there are rules and license. In the state of Delaware you have to take a class and be licensed. However, they are not called bounty hunters they are called Bail Enforcement Officers.

[@gofastER]

@@franklopeziilmtmti603and put in prison for a loooooooooong time

[@AnalysisMedia]

Ask yourself this: What type of person would seek that job? Get paid for being a p$ychopath.

[@juniorlifter369]

Shutdown. Period. That kind of behavior is truly demonic. Usually they have no regard for civilian life.

[@RJ_MacReady]

You have a right to defend yourself against bounty hunters. They aren't cops and don't have authority.

[@ushmush4074]

How are bounty hunters even a thing? Its insane!

[@weegie8895]

I don't understand the bounty hunter thing at all.

[@IdiocracyIsAProphecy]

I have a long time friend who eventually told me about why his brother went to prison.. He had been a bounty hunter and broke into the wrong person's house on a "tip"... My buddy 100% thinks his brother shouldn't have been punished.. It's like their brain is broken and cannot understand that other people have rights when they think there is even a tiny chance the suspect is there..

[@Alphagaming55-s2x]

10 year charge should apply for cops that arrest people without probable cause

[@benjaminchisolmjr7863]

White repunlikkkan prosecutors.

[@mathewkelly9968]

The US is out of control

[@CaptainRetroStation]

In the future, people will look upon this period of American history like we currently look at the age of “The Old West”. A lawless society with guns blazing all the time. A time when tombstones would have inscriptions like, “Here lies Old Willy Pete, who was lawfully shot for cheating at a poker game.” Or, “Here lies Abner Scott, who was hanged for giving bread to an Injun.” What a sick joke. 🇺🇸😖👈

[@philmann3476]

True. It's pretty obvious now that the people in this country don't really like each other very much.

[@shotelco]

Really Captain Obvious? Sorry, but the US has _Always_ been "out of control" depending on what color one is/was. Now that the Slave patrols are turning on their masters, now... people say "The US is out of control".

[@bobbybanks77]

Can tell you have never been anywhere

[@Falcon2609]

​@@bobbybanks77BS

[@greaveslb75]

These Bounty Hunters think they are Boba Fett or something😂😂😂.

[@phcusnret]

3 unalived bounty hunters.

[@limelegacy5018]

Bounty hunters should be illegal in this country

[@TheCunnamulla]

Dude they are illegal in ever other first world country.

[@OmniscientWarrior]

Not really. They allow for people to be dedicated to track and capture felons. This will reduce the cost to citizens and allow police to focus on their normal duties. But they do need to be properly regulated, like having proper warrants and charged when they don't. Some bounty hunters work for bail bond agencies and already get an agreed upon search warrant from the person they bonded and the agency, and it works almost as good as a search warrant from a judge does. In some cases, these types of warrants or how things can work for bounty hunters compared to cops, makes it easier and faster for them to be able to go in after someone that might otherwise slow or stop officers altogether.

[@dominiccarter5070]

Their Normal duties are to capture criminals. Cops have the force and man power to do their job. If getting criminals off the street aren’t the cops jobs what are? You want to be a cop go through the channels and be a cop . Are you saying bounty hunters have more power and rights than cops ?

[@HighmageDerin]

should be Illegal period. Besides we Already HAVE an organization that tracks down escaped and missing convicts, its called the US Martials!

[@sdaniels7114]

Either banned outright or in the case of serious felonies they should be allowed to find the wanted individual and then turn things over to the local police. I'd like to think that any police department would be pleased and eager to apprehend a serious felon; but who knows?

[@kevinr8953]

Bounty hunters should be illegal.

[@nevyn_karres]

No other modern country has such bullshiat, I cannot understand why the US still does, and only the US, no one else would put up with such crap.

[@QuisUtDeus828]

No they just need to be licensed. Bail bondsmen need a way to recover fugitives they posted bail for. They will lose that money if someone doesn't show up to court. Bail isn't going to go away, but if bail bondsmen can't get someone they'll just close down and people will sit rotting in jail for 2 years before their so called speedy trial.

[@bigrikstube]

@@QuisUtDeus828 solid reply; just need to be some rules for them to follow; and NO knock is OUT!!

[@_HippieThugg_]

@@bigrikstube why can't the cops do it?

[@shaynegadsden]

​@@QuisUtDeus828no because if that's the case why can't banks do the same

[@sharonobryan9713]

5 years probation?!!! Wth?!!! They kidnapped and assaulted her for a MISDEMEANOR?!!!

[@justinmiller5660]

Its the struggle of being a woman.

[@James-vn8zb]

Did they say what her crime was, and that it was a misdemeanor? I must've missed that part. It seems odd that anyone would have a high enough bail that it'd be worth going across states to bring them back over a misdemeanor.

[@sharonobryan9713]

@James-vn8zb They did say her original crime was a misdemeanor. However, the warrant for not showing up in court may have been a felony, especially if they charged her with fleeing. It's a foolish system, but the bail bondsman that hires the bounty hunters or sets the bounty can make it whatever amount. However, the people who become bounty hunters often have sadist "cop wannabe" personalities. So much anger and hate built up in bounty hunters/cops. They truly enjoy treating others like this. Some criminals are similar, but someone who enjoys abusing as a profession is worse than any criminal.

[@nigsbalchin226]

Women traditionally receive much lighter sentences than men for the same crimes. Where's the equality there?

[@henrysullivan6341]

​@@sharonobryan9713wouldn't doubt it if it was a high amount with how aggressive they wanted to bag her

[@andrewdavid9412]

Those too stupid to deliver pizzas become cops, while those too stupid to be a cop become bounty hunters and security guards.

[@user-js4iw9rz2w]

No such thing as "too stupid to be a cop." Cops aren't any better.

[@nicop.8566]

And those too stupid to make good comments make some like the original one above.

[@777biggs]

​@@nicop.8566aww did it hit too close to home?

[@JaquelineKyle]

When I was in college, a boyfriend got hired by a bounty hunter because he already owned his own gun. He came back from his first "raid" and told me what he had done and I explained to him all the laws he had just broken. He didn't believe me. A few weeks later he said, "you were right" and he quit the job

[@YosemiteSamTheMan]

To graduate Cop School= avg. 5 months To graduate Barbers College= 9-12 months. Bad Barber might give a bad day. Bad cop can *END YOUR LIFE* Brilliant

[@Adam-je2cp]

and what does that have to do with this video?

[@stickiedmin6508]

​@@Adam-je2cp It highlights the *_woeful_* lack of training involved with law enforcement.

[@MisoSilly]

True. They have no skills and no conscience.

[@susansabatka5318]

​@Adam-je2cp It has everything to do with this video. If cops have very little training, how much training do bounty hunters receive? I have a bachelor's degree in science to clean people's teeth and am required to take 30 hours of continuing education a year.

[@franklopeziilmtmti603]

@@Adam-je2cp There's no training for bounty hunters.

[@mervyngreene6687]

In the second incident, these guys should have been charged with attempted burglary, attempted home invasion, and attempted aggravated assault.

[@troyjarm7901]

And are trying to take your life without any legal justification...

[@preppertechnicianee6013]

@@troyjarm7901attempted kidnapping

[@painmt651]

That was not an attempted assault that, was assault

[@tatkkyo9911]

@@mervyngreene6687 what might of saved the hunters is some bonds have a clause that they can search your house and the house of the person securing the bound for you. I don't agree with it but in some jurisdictions that bs flies

[@darreno9874]

All of these bounty hunters should be charged with every crime they commited and jailed for a minimum of 20 years.

[@Jonlaxxx]

I would rather have bounty hunters that are regulated by laws and required to hold large insurance policies. They are open to more scrutiny and not protected from lawsuits like the boys in blue.

[@ambercombs5346]

Stay strapped people

[@elderdwaynehull5377]

These bounty hunters. Will go in the right house one day.

[@paulfernandez3747]

The white houde 😂😂

[@HoltHolt-xm2hh]

Talk about savages without badges! 😳😳😳

[@DaveBigDawg]

No qualified immunity for these tyrants

[@whatuppeople2024]

Yep! No Q.I. for anyone! Def not Bounty Hunters

[@CrainialCommando]

Bounty hunters don't have qualified immunity.

[@CeanStrauss]

Qualified immunity only applies to civil litigation (lawsuits) for government officials. It has nothing to do with criminal prosecution. Granted, both civil and criminal litigation should be pursued here, bounty hunters aren't even eligible for QI.

[@rlbk525]

Bounty hunters don’t have qualified immunity!! 🤦‍♂️ #doh 🤣

[@robertparker51]

Have any of these tactitards been smoked?

[@thuglincoln7699]

the reason why it's easy to sentence Bounty Hunters and not Cops is because cops have some legal protections, and a union, and other cops to defend them.

[@AbelGuerra-xz3pc]

The way the law is written in Florida they would be shot coming onto someone’s property with a firearm out they can’t just walk onto someone’s property with serious consequences from homeowners

[@BouillaBased]

Why did she get only five years, when he got ten? She probably rolled on him.

[@crisleroi299]

She got 5 years of probation. She basically got off scott free. She didn't spend a day in jail.

[@jasonfeatherstone7105]

Women are treated lighter by the judicial system even though they are the greatest increase of violent crimes arrests.

[@gearsofconflict2708]

Men are not only more likely to be charged with a crime but also face longer sentences if convicted.

[@MrThetit]

That’s exactly what I was thinking, she probably knew of several other incidents that he was involved in and she was most likely part of it. So she flipped on him to save herself which I think is bs honestly, she should’ve got 5 years in and 5 years probation upon release.

[@1014p]

Well the first clue is S+HE, I’ll let you pan out the rest.

[@donaldcornwell1151]

If someone forcibly enters my home without positive ID as law enforcement with a valid warrant, they are catching lead whether they are a bounty hunter or not....

[@franklopeziilmtmti603]

The past few months, I've had my firearm at the side on my bed.

[@roastedvegetables3737]

Yeah Right sure

[@topmaster5037]

Dude law enforcements will get lead if they don't have a warrant, at lease on my side

[@aranmurphy1]

​@@roastedvegetables3737you run out of soy, boi?

[@downbad2874]

On me

[@CigarMick]

Correct me if I'm wrong but here in Florida with the "stand your ground" law wouldn't we be lawful in defending ourselves with deadly force in such a situation?

[@GEOMETRICINK]

The short answer. Yes. It would be lawful to protect yourself and property from this type of behavior.

[@perryfefchuk637]

Absolutely,

[@brianstelter7067]

Yes

[@WanderingPassports]

Texas too I believe

[@lilithhawkins6454]

SC has the castle doctrine. Same applies. Depends on the DA, and the prosecutor.

[@steveroxx69]

Awesome video. I was not aware of this. and this is a big part of it making people aware. I will share this video. I don't believe bounty hunting is allowed in my state. but I'm not sure. Take care be safe 2A👍🏻👍🏿👍👍🏽👍🏾💯

[@tlove14u]

As a licensed Bail Agent in the state of North Carolina it is against the law to for anyone other than a Bail Agent to act as a "Bounty Hunter" in this state. You will go to jail if you play with them people. I can't have a person without a license with me in any capacity not even as a lookout or driver.

[@momosgarage]

@@tlove14u no one understands how bail licenses work in general and have no idea that it’s not easy to get into the business in any state. The solution is to roll bail agents into the Private Investigator license and guarantee reciprocity if someone isn’t already licensed, which would initiate more training, testing and oversight by licensing boards. Also, the Supreme Court has been too silent on the issue of what bounty hunters can do, and haven’t addressed if “Taylor v. Taintor 83 U.S. 366 (1872)” needs to be reinterpreted.

[@markream7984]

I wish I could say this is unbelievable.

[@kristophermorris9606]

It’s like the Pinkerton detectives all over again.

[@alanrobinson4318]

The gal got the benefits of a hypocritical justice system.

[@TyphonKrazilec]

Bounty hunters need to be jailed.

[@orwellianyoutube8978]

lawless nation full of dystopian events. What a country.

[@josephhedgecoe]

So someone of Facebook trolled them and gave them the police cheafs address. Thats funny

[@levid7931]

You do have the right to defend yourself from a bounty hunter if you're not the person they are looking for.

[@nathanielyoungman4454]

Cops too

[@Edward-tm1dm]

Yes you do!

[@daquan7868]

Happened on a Indian Res upstate NY in late 70s when i was a kid, the bounty hunters got there ass handed to them and there equipment taken. Then threatened to come back with swat. They was like the good luck with that the police ain't supposed to be around here neither

[@Princess_Celestia_]

​@@daquan7868 Didn't happen.

[@daquan7868]

@@Princess_Celestia_ You a bounty hunter? But hurt feelings?

[@fftunes]

Sending the bounty hunters to a police chief's home - priceless 😂

[@hotrod8915]

Put them in prison for life. Thats insane.

[@LisaTurner-d1b]

She should have gotten the same sentence

[@Zizana]

Scary part is, law abiding civilians that excercise their rights, will stand their ground in their homes! It is not a good situation! Some rando shows up for a "raid" and isn't even a cop nor have a warrant will be treated as a threat!!!

[@xcfjdyrkdtulkgfilhu]

Sure, but that's turning who survives the matter into basically a dice roll. If the bounty hunter kills the homeowner for resisting a search, as the one left alive to tell his side of the story, he's probably going to get off on the "I feared for my life" defense.

[@ashleypatterson4053]

Wow...this is crazy keep up the good work We The people University we the people stand behind you.

[@MrDeathshead13]

ok let's keep it real. A pizza delivery driver, roofer, plumber and UPS drivers all have a FAR more dangerous job than police officers.

[@stickiedmin6508]

Much higher standards too. In any of those examples, if someone consistently does their job badly, they get fired.

[@BryanRoach]

Don't forget retail workers in that list

[@OmniscientWarrior]

Road construction crews have the most dangerous job next to oil rig workers, if I am not mistaken.

[@soundrevolver886]

Police Safety is a euphemism for cowardice

[@paulamccarthy9511]

⁠@@BryanRoach Retail workers aren’t going to customers homes. Gig workers have been killed because the GPS map had them go to the wrong location.

[@TheKingOfInappropriateComments]

This is the problem with private bail. I agree with you 100%.

[@johnbarney5787]

💯 on your take with security guards! Don't forget TSA, too. They are a pain in the ass when it comes to flexing the power that they don't have

[@Imgonnacome2]

Female should have gone to prison

[@ashleysanford8645]

But but but she has female genitalia!! Therefore she should never be held accountable for anything she does!!

[@ttyngordon]

She didn't tase the woman. If she had, she would have gone to jail.

[@icookey1]

@@ttyngordon She pilled her hair, isn’t that assault?

[@piotr7805]

@@ttyngordon You don't have to pull the trigger yourself to be accomplice of murder. Same with assault. She was actively part of it so I really so no reason for such enormous difference in sentences.

[@howardcrumpler2298]

These bounty hunters will eventually enter the wrong house and leave in the back of a ambulance!!!

[@SaanMigwell]

It happens more often than you think. Private Investigative firms are the primary people bounty hunters use to track the bail jumpers. People forget bounty hunters are chasing bail jumpers, not out copping it up.

[@joejones4172]

It happened at the car dealership.

[@perryfefchuk637]

Coroner's wagon

[@greghughes3742]

@@howardcrumpler2298 or a hearse

[@ameliawilson1053]

Amazing content. Thank you for always sharing your videos.

[@islandfantasy5931]

It’s hilarious how bounty hunters think they have authority like law enforcement.

[@TheAmerican101]

They screwed up going out of state to get that person

[@petercondos1018]

WTF wonder why I say F THE POLICE and ANY Law Enforcement !!!!

[@Chellz801]

And all Rent-A-Cop clones

[@franklopeziilmtmti603]

Bounty hunters have nothing to do with law enforcement. They track down high dollar criminals that skipped out of their commitment to court. They work for the bail bonds people. They're no different than hog hunters.

[@FreeUkraine69]

" F THE POLICE " should be demanded to be put on police vehicles in place of the big lie " to serve and protect ".

[@madmaximilian5783]

​@@Chellz801hmmm...maybe the American citizens with PTSD should have their own contracts, just like Iran.🇺🇸

[@Thumper68]

They are neither of those things they’re just idiots larping

[@alblanzjr]

In the State of Florida, "Bail Enforcement Agents" are required to be "LICENSED"!! YOU SEE WHAT THAT'S WORTH!! In Florida, they are required to have the same amount of training as a SECURITY GUARD!!

[@georgemead6608]

Which is ... about five SECONDS.

[@shotelco]

@@georgemead6608 ...you mean the same training as a a Mall Cop?

[@dbcooper69]

@@shotelco Which is a security guard, like alblanzjr stated.

[@Jim-h9u]

There are still very good Constitutional cops out there. Let's not trash all of them.

[@apnation6334]

Yooooooo!!!!! Omg!!! This can’t be real bro, this is crazy mannnn!!!!! Bro thanks for the content! Dude your awakening so many people! Man this is insane!!!!!

[@emwee6097]

Bounty hunters were necessary in the 19th-century Wild West, but they are no longer needed in the contemporary era.

[@travislupum]

For real cops and sheriffs could just do their jobs but then they'd actually be doing real work

[@shanewoods1980]

Then these counties and states wouldn’t have bondsmen. And we know that the entire state is a money trove for everyone involved, police, district attorneys, court clerk, bondsmen, judges fee, circuit court fee, etc……. For a dui someone will pay 12 people for 1 crime

[@franklopeziilmtmti603]

@@shanewoods1980 All so true. Even simple $1,000 bond, people would have to wait for family to get them out and as in my case, a false arrest. Have to sit in there and wait even when they've already caught the guy!

[@charkattack1]

Same with guns, although for the USA it's too late

[@BrooklynBalla]

@@franklopeziilmtmti603 Can’t they just put up collateral?If you fail to pay them back they can recoup it instead of breaking into peoples houses and dragging you jail.

[@mfreel2112]

The "bounty hunter" will find out you can not use a taser for coercion, only defence if you feel threatened. Using a taser for coercion is a form of torture.

[@michaelwrooker]

We see police use tasers for coercion all the time without punishment, so I guess these wannabe cops think they can do it too.

[@jack.aluminumheadshavingsf2839]

Kidnapping at its worst

[@franklopeziilmtmti603]

I'm not sure how it is kidnapping unless the charges on that woman were not felonies otherwise, it is of no use to be able to apprehend a criminal. She had misdemeanor charges.

[@guntcheck]

I live in Texas. I feel a great deal of pity, for any person coming to my house looking for trouble

[@okiereb2349]

Castle Doctrine! He is wielding a wireless hole puncher, that means you can USE your wireless hole puncher!

[@vivianpatton5692]

They just THINK they're n the blue line gang club.

[@jamessculland1866]

How does every video outdo the last? When I think I see something unbelievably crazy something crazier happens next week. Keep up the good work buddy.

[@1974djin]

I'm pretty sure it was Albert Einstein who said: "Two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I am not completely sure about the universe."

[@REDD_Dragon_2024]

A lot of these so- called “bounty hunters” operate on the false premise that they don’t need a warrant to detain and question people. “Recovery Agents” only have jurisdiction over those who they have a contract with the bonding company. Bounty hunters showed up at my neighbors house looking for some one, they sit his dog and tried to detain me and my roommates at gun point. My neighbor is a sheriff deputy and my roommate was a police officer. We thought it was a home invasion. There was a shot out (my state is a constitutional carry state) . My neighbor had no connection to the person they were looking for. Arrests were made and the rest of us were not charged because we acted in deference of a law enforcement officer. Three of the bounty hunters were convicted felons who were not supposed to carry firearms.

[@OgreHammer]

If you're a bail jumper, it's a bad day to play games. I especially disliked having to arrest women for shoplifting because they bite, scream (g)rape, spit, kick and punch even when they've been outright busted; but when dealing with bounty hunters off the rails? These bail bond companies need to be held accountable for not verifying their info while menacing the public.

[@rogerray7820]

Had a couple of these clowns show up at my mom's house on Thanksgiving in 1994. Said they were there for someone she never heard of and tried to push past her and enter the house. There was 7 police officers and 12 other armed men in the house, all related to us. They were sent packing after looking down the barrels of nearly 20 pistols. They were caught 2 days later parked beside the road watching the house and some random farmer ran over their car with a tractor. Haven't seen them since.

[@michaela6147]

You should always be armed and ready to go even in your own house

[@franklopeziilmtmti603]

That has been my idea in the past few months.

[@chadwhitfield6946]

One of my friends open carries always when not at work. If you go to his house, he's wearing a gun while watching TV. He says if someone kicks his door in, he doesn't have time to run to his bedroom and get his gun. He's absolutely right.

[@michelerenem]

WTF is this? The wild west?? This is INSANE!

[@axemastersinc3269]

Bounty hunters act just like cops. Who knew?

[@mlblja]

Bounty Hunters are required to show documentation and not brandish a firearm. If they hurt someone other than the person on their paperwork that can be civilly sued and lose their credentials!!

[@joewinford8223]

These so call bounty hunters need to be jailed. they think they are cops and they are not. who was the owner of the company? they need to be exposed big time.

[@franklopeziilmtmti603]

I agree!

[@goldenprincess8482]

O....MY.....GOD! To be honest, I'm glad you left law enforcement. THIS is torture and inhumane. 😡

[@ChrisVanWorth]

Bounty hunting attracts the ones who couldn't pass a psychological exam to become a police officer.

[@davefletch3063]

Lol. You mean they were not psycho enough to be cops?

[@SylvanasWindrunnerResurrected]

@@davefletch3063 I wish. They are too psycho for even cops.

[@Domothedon9209]

No just like there good and and bad cops there’s good and bad bounty hunters that didn’t do there job properly

[@davefletch3063]

@@Domothedon9209 the only good bounty hunter is Dogg

[@Reese1882yw]

​@@davefletch3063 he's a racist alcoholic child abuser nothing is good about that man and when his wife passed those kids had no one to defend them.

[@TheRetirednavy92]

Those guys need 75 years in solitary. Then sue the company 100 million dollars.

[@joycemyers8140]

Straight up, bounty hunters show up at my owned home and im not out on any bond or bail, and start in with the intimidation and waiving guns around, im going to need an attorney and bail agent because I live in a stand your ground state and im not going to be punked by law enforcement let alone Joe Blow with a gun and no authority to do shit.

[@Nameless-lk8ld]

This is ridiculous. Assault is a crime. They can find the fugitive but need to coordinate with local law enforcement! 🙄

[@franklopeziilmtmti603]

Good point. As far as locating them, police can't find their arse with both hands and a flashlight, how will they assist? As far as coordinating, they can notify police what they are about to do, give location and have them on standby. Police can oversee. Most would be helpful.