Ah Bingo , The almighty green , So he broke the law to make a buck , bet this guy had quite the bounty on his head . Dog just figured out where he was , My bet is Dog didn't think he would get caught. Typical criminal.
The end result was good , the reason for doing it was bad .
I am all in favor of side stepping law for people that actually have it coming to them .
Dog knowingly did something that can not be overlooked , if they let him go on this , it will set precident , and thus no need for the law , Mexican law . If they let him go I feel sorry for the next bounty hunter that even try's it .
Dog the bounty hunter.
As dog handed over the criminal to the law im guessing he already got his money ?
Surely this would mean that he had no monetary motivation for going after the criminal just the fact that the guy needed taking off the streets ?
I may be wrong about this just an after thought.
And yes he did the right thing and the American system should also do the right thing and let him go....
Surely this would mean that he had no monetary motivation for going after the criminal just the fact that the guy needed taking off the streets ?
I may be wrong about this just an after thought.
And yes he did the right thing and the American system should also do the right thing and let him go....
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From UPI news
Charges have been pending against the three since local police in Mexico arrested them shortly after they roped in Luster. They posted bail but never returned to Puerto Vallarta for their court hearing on July 15, 2003, Credic said. Mexican authorities demanded that the Chapman’s transfer Luster to Mexican police. Their refusal to do so led to their initial arrest.
He and his team posted bail promising to return to Mexico for a hearing. He jumped bail and did not return.
A U.S. warrant for their arrest was signed by a federal judge in Honolulu on Wednesday.Remember many of the people he arrests are pending trial. In this country jumping bail legally does not imply guilt or innocence if a trial has not occurred.
It seems to me he jumped bail just as the people he has based it reality show on.
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Charges have been pending against the three since local police in Mexico arrested them shortly after they roped in Luster. They posted bail but never returned to Puerto Vallarta for their court hearing on July 15, 2003, Credic said. Mexican authorities demanded that the Chapman’s transfer Luster to Mexican police. Their refusal to do so led to their initial arrest.
He and his team posted bail promising to return to Mexico for a hearing. He jumped bail and did not return.
A U.S. warrant for their arrest was signed by a federal judge in Honolulu on Wednesday.Remember many of the people he arrests are pending trial. In this country jumping bail legally does not imply guilt or innocence if a trial has not occurred.
It seems to me he jumped bail just as the people he has based it reality show on.
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OH plz no monetary motivation , now I know your off your rocker.. :clown:Surely this would mean that he had no monetary motivation for going after the criminal just the fact that the guy needed taking off the streets ?
If it were not for the money you could find Dog on http://www.wwe.com/ , I'm pert near sure of it. Atleast in his younger days.
I'm not so sure It's the Americans that want him , He broke Mexican law not US, well sorta both actually. In any case his court with the US is for extradition I do beleive . You see dog don't wanna go back to Mexico . But I read that link , it also says if he had it to do over again he would.And yes he did the right thing and the American system should also do the right thing and let him go....
You will also note he is hiding in Hawaii to avoid the Mexican bounty hunters , gotta take a plane u see, Mexican bounty hunting is illegal here in the US . I dare him to hang out in Cali.
The whole thing is gettng sorta ironic. I would like to see a large Mexican Federally Reward posted on his head .
It also seems to me dog thinks he can do just about whatever he wants in this matter. Now he is evading the US ? LOLZX2.It seems to me he jumped bail just as the people he has based it reality show on.
hhhmmm seems your point of view is being influenced by the fact you WANT him to get caught not what should be done....
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OH but not true , that point of veiw came along only after giving dog a lot a serious thought .
Plain and simple , you can't have people going and breaking laws in other countries and expecting to get away with it even if it is "for a good reason "
Doing something good in your own country , that may require breaking the law is one thing, and is easier to forgive . What he did is totally differant .
Dog IMHO seems to think he can operate outside of the law .
You say that he just went there to get a bad man . Was he the worse , seems like a petty criminal to me , drugging and raping , what a chicken shit . The guy he went after was a pansy and easy $$.
Dog in the grand scheme of things is a bigger problem to society then that POS rapist in the long run , the only ones at this point that have the right to say weather Dog did the right thing is the Mexican Court . That is were he broke the law . It was their law he broke ,
I don't think jail is actually right the prosecution for dog ,just raising hairs, but the fine that should be levi'd on him would make any other bounty hunter think think twice before pulling the same stunt. But now he has broken the law in this country now that will also have to be dealt with, poor dog.
I still can't beleive Dog said if he had it all to do over again he would . I just don't think he gets it , but I bet he will in the end...
Plain and simple , you can't have people going and breaking laws in other countries and expecting to get away with it even if it is "for a good reason "
Doing something good in your own country , that may require breaking the law is one thing, and is easier to forgive . What he did is totally differant .
Dog IMHO seems to think he can operate outside of the law .
You say that he just went there to get a bad man . Was he the worse , seems like a petty criminal to me , drugging and raping , what a chicken shit . The guy he went after was a pansy and easy $$.
Dog in the grand scheme of things is a bigger problem to society then that POS rapist in the long run , the only ones at this point that have the right to say weather Dog did the right thing is the Mexican Court . That is were he broke the law . It was their law he broke ,
I don't think jail is actually right the prosecution for dog ,just raising hairs, but the fine that should be levi'd on him would make any other bounty hunter think think twice before pulling the same stunt. But now he has broken the law in this country now that will also have to be dealt with, poor dog.
I still can't beleive Dog said if he had it all to do over again he would . I just don't think he gets it , but I bet he will in the end...
Hmm I dont see how capturing a criminal is worse than being a rapist... Some how I dont think your prioritys are right there.
I dont see either how Dog is the problem to society compared to a rapist ? The impact made by the rapist has certanly ruined many lifes... I dont see how Dog has done this.
On the prosecutions side of things maby a fine would be an ok idea. I still dont think he should be handed over tho.
I dont see either how Dog is the problem to society compared to a rapist ? The impact made by the rapist has certanly ruined many lifes... I dont see how Dog has done this.
On the prosecutions side of things maby a fine would be an ok idea. I still dont think he should be handed over tho.
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If we don't hand him over why should Mexico hand over anyone?
He broke a pretty major law . Several actually and counting .
What Dog and his followers are doing is trying to set a international precidance that would allow Bounty hunting anywhere , as long as you make it back . This affects many and would not even like to think of the consequences of this fallout. Could be ugly .
What the bloke did that raped those women was not world news and in reality only affected a few people .
Now don't think I go easy on Rapists either , IMHO , that pansy should have his pecker cut of at the next availible teller. This would be reserved for repeat offenders mind you , we have alot of inocent men out there wrongfully accussed . But thats another topic.
As long as the Mexican goverment is happy with the outcome there is no problem , but for us just to wave our finger in the air at them is wrong .
He broke a pretty major law . Several actually and counting .
What Dog and his followers are doing is trying to set a international precidance that would allow Bounty hunting anywhere , as long as you make it back . This affects many and would not even like to think of the consequences of this fallout. Could be ugly .
What the bloke did that raped those women was not world news and in reality only affected a few people .
Now don't think I go easy on Rapists either , IMHO , that pansy should have his pecker cut of at the next availible teller. This would be reserved for repeat offenders mind you , we have alot of inocent men out there wrongfully accussed . But thats another topic.
As long as the Mexican goverment is happy with the outcome there is no problem , but for us just to wave our finger in the air at them is wrong .
True waving of said finger may be pointless and doesnt ensure that it wont happen again but jail is too much, as before stated.
I think weve come to a conclusion on this one Dog was wrong he needs some sort of punishment and a monetary one seems to be a fitting one. Jail is too far...
That still leaves us with the question of should he be handed over ?
I still think not.
I think weve come to a conclusion on this one Dog was wrong he needs some sort of punishment and a monetary one seems to be a fitting one. Jail is too far...
That still leaves us with the question of should he be handed over ?
I still think not.
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What is the penalty for bail jumping in the U.S.?
I think he should he be treated the same as you or I would be.
Any less would be favoritism which is reserved for congressmen,
senators and high level privet sector business people.
Unless you have crossed those in power. Or the offence is so detrimental
that the chosen must act.
codified as RCW 10.19.130:
unless otherwise shown, failure to appear when required shall be presumed to be wilful. The penalty for wilful failure to appear shall be a fine of not more than ten thousand dollars or imprisonment for not more than five years, or both. Of course this is California.
A fine could work.
I think he should he be treated the same as you or I would be.
Any less would be favoritism which is reserved for congressmen,
senators and high level privet sector business people.
Unless you have crossed those in power. Or the offence is so detrimental
that the chosen must act.
codified as RCW 10.19.130:
unless otherwise shown, failure to appear when required shall be presumed to be wilful. The penalty for wilful failure to appear shall be a fine of not more than ten thousand dollars or imprisonment for not more than five years, or both. Of course this is California.
A fine could work.
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