Bounty hunters, fugitive shoot each other dead

Big Chief

Bounty hunters, fugitive shoot each other dead at car dealership in Texas

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/05/31/bounty-hunters-fugitive-shoot-each-other-dead-at-car-dealership-in-texas.html

Second video down here captures the shootout, somewhat.

http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2017/05/31/wanted-man-bounty-hunters-killed-shootout-dealership-greenville/

dld

Thats just wrong. They had no regard for the public's safety. They do provide a necessary service but there needs to be better control

JKP

One this is for sure, those particular bounty hunters won't make that mistake again.

Teach

Too bad the bail-skipper died- - - - -there ought to be a bounty on bounty hunters!
Jerry

bisley

This is exactly what I would expect to happen in a point-blank shoot-out between three non-professionals with high capacity pistols. Three idiots are dead, and fortunately no one else.

tennmike

Trying to take him inside the dealership? They sure weren't thinking very hard about that and the consequences of the situation going sideways. Those F.N.G. Security guys must really have been F.N.G.s for real, and stupid to boot.

Big Chief

Should have sent in Dog The Bounty Hunter...............he didn't carry real guns because cause of a conviction in Mexico I think????

Gene L

Dog apprehended a rich fugitive named Andrew Luster, heir to the Max Factor fortune. He had fled to Mexico and was convicted of several cases of rape in absentia. Dog got him and smuggled him back to US custody but was charged with all sorts of crimes in Mexico.

Jayhawker

Big Chief wrote: »

Should have sent in Dog The Bounty Hunter...............he didn't carry real guns because cause of a conviction in Mexico I think????

Dog was a convicted felon long before the thing in Mexico...

DanChamberlain

To quote Josey Wales and the bounty hunter, "Dying ain't much of a living."

JasonMPD

tennmike wrote: »

Trying to take him inside the dealership? They sure weren't thinking very hard about that and the consequences of the situation going sideways. Those F.N.G. Security guys must really have been F.N.G.s for real, and stupid to boot.

Classic **** trailer trash "bounty hunters". I refuse to call them by that traditional moniker and refuse to acknowledge their usefulness in the 21st century. Bail bondsmen are just loan shark pieces of crap willing to make a profit making it easy for violent garbage to get out of jail and go right back to being scumbags. Screw em.

Failed-at-life wannabes who couldn't hack it as soldiers, cops, or otherwise. They like the ego trip of carrying a gun and get sexual gratification telling people they are "bounty hunters".

Thought they were awesome and go shot for it. Sucks for them. And now the suspect is dead too and can't stand trial for his crimes so his victims will never get closure via justice.

Elk creek

JasonMPD wrote: »

Classic **** trailer trash "bounty hunters". I refuse to call them by that traditional moniker and refuse to acknowledge their usefulness in the 21st century. Bail bondsmen are just loan shark pieces of crap willing to make a profit making it easy for violent garbage to get out of jail and go right back to being scumbags. Screw em.

Failed-at-life wannabes who couldn't hack it as soldiers, cops, or otherwise. They like the ego trip of carrying a gun and get sexual gratification telling people they are "bounty hunters".

Thought they were awesome and go shot for it. Sucks for them. And now the suspect is dead too and can't stand trial for his crimes so his victims will never get closure via justice.

:that:
When I was a LEO I arrested a deputy for beating his wife, while holding their 6 month old son, and sending her to the hospital. And what honorable profession did this fine, honorable, trustworthy excriment sack go into after his conviction? Bounty hunter. He got arrested again for carrying a gun and one of his old badges he "lost."