Duane 'Dog' Chapman arrested in Hawaii

[Tuberski]

Originally posted by joncha
Awesome

One of my friends from highschool is a cop in Honolulu, and he tells me that the Dawg is not at all well liked by the HPD.

Of course he isn't, he's better at their job than they are.



ACK!

[joncha]

Or so his show would have you believe...

[Tuberski]

Just the fact that we have bounty hunters testifies to the fact that cops could do a better job.

ACK!

[Kontiki]

Color me shocked that Texans and wannabe Texans love the guy.

[Ben Kenobi]

wannabe Texans love the guy

Colour me surprised that Canadians don't.

[Mrs. Tuberski]

Ok who is the wanna be texan? first of all and second when was the last time u were in hawaii to see the druggies f@ucking with the tourists not to mention the regular folks that live there? Botom line is that Piece of sh!t was out on bail by a us bailbondsman and wanted in the us dont give me this crap of kidnapping!!!

[Mrs. Tuberski]

Is it the fault of the us that canada and mexico dont extradite felons? by all means lets let them all loose in yals country that way we dont have to deal with them, sounds like a good plan to me how bout you guys??

[SlowwHand]

Chapman's capture of Luster, who had fled the country after being convicted of raping three women,

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Now, you want to talk? Pay attention, Kontiki.

[KrazyHorse]

Originally posted by Mrs. Tuberski
Is it the fault of the us that canada and mexico dont extradite felons? by all means lets let them all loose in yals country that way we dont have to deal with them, sounds like a good plan to me how bout you guys??

You must have us confused with another country. We extradite people the US all the time.

[KrazyHorse]

Break the law, go to jail.

Dog's guilty of kidnapping in Mexico. Have fun rotting away down there. Plus I won't have to see his trash show on TV any more

[KrazyHorse]

Bounty hunting is illegal in most countries outside the US. When you're in the country, you obey that country's laws. Otherwise you end up in the clink.

Ask Daniel Kear



Oh, and according said precedent, Dog violated US law in addition to Mexican law. US bounty hunters do not have the legal wherewithal to continue their activities beyond US borders. US authorities can and do prosecute American bounty hunters attempting to reenter the US in possession of a fugitive.

Fugitives must be rendered according to process of law, not via kidnapping. If Luster had not already been convicted then he would have had to be allowed to return to Mexico (again, see Kear/Jaffe case for precedent)

[TCO]

Originally posted by Winston
No stingrays involved in any way?

Did Anna Nicole Smith get a chance to comment?

Was Mel Gibson informed?

There seems to be an endless chain of unanswered questions arising from this.

JonBenet! And that girl in the carribean!

[TCO]

Originally posted by KrazyHorse


I hope he's sent down for at least a nickel

5 cents?

[KrazyHorse]

5 years

[KrazyHorse]

Originally posted by Tuberski
Just the fact that we have bounty hunters testifies to the fact that cops could do a better job.

ACK!

Or perhaps that your senselessly repressive drug laws have so overwhelmed the police that those facing prosecution under them are simply allowed to disappear.

Other countries seem to do fine without bounty hunters.