Duane 'Dog' Chapman arrested in Hawaii

[notyoueither]

Look what up?

A video on how Mrs Dog might get busted with a talking head saying that authorities 'might have known' that the scum bag was in Mexico, and mentioning that he had been on the run for 5 months?

Is that where you get 'the us told mexico he was there help us get him back after 5 months nothing while he is living the hi life'?

Do they let you adminster drugs or perform other life threatening procedures?

[Mrs. Tuberski]

nye the video shows more then that and u know it. who cares about miss dog anyway the point is the mexian gvt knew dog was there they rode with his crew to grab the guy. and ill tell u this i thought more of u then the last stement i got from u but i guess just liek ur other candaian fellows its what u have to resort to when ur losing, insults. Dont worry cause i wont even justify answering ur last statment with an answer cause i have a list of all the patients i have helped save from death But then i see you have ur bag of gutless insults in hand

[Mrs. Tuberski]

and when i weigh the two i can say hey i made a difference and what do u have ur black bag of crap

[notyoueither]

Do you care to present any more evidence than a poor quality video on a third rate news site that literally says 'MIGHT HAVE KNOWN'?

[notyoueither]

Originally posted by Mrs. Tuberski
and when i weigh the two i can say hey i made a difference and what do u have ur black bag of crap

I sincerely hope you bring more wisdom to your job than to this thread, or God help your patients.

Notice I can get just as insulting as you can, sweetheart? Now, don't cry about it, K? You seem to be able to give as well as receive.

[Mrs. Tuberski]

Originally posted by notyoueither




I sincerely hope you bring more wisdom to your job than to this thread, or God help your patients.

Notice I can get just as insulting as you can, sweetheart? Now, don't cry about it, K? You seem to be able to give as well as receive.

whos crying darling i got ya u know nothing bout nothing dont want to do leg work and have the abilty to be an ass and then try to come off as sunshine good work. My job has nothing to do with this, and if u dont want to see the evidence then i am not gonna make ya K!!! Have a nice night

[notyoueither]

Night, night, sweetheart.

[Ming]

Sigh... I'm glad people had to sleep...

Maybe now they will chill out.

Discuss the topic and not the posters... enough with the personal crap.

[SlowwHand]

Bounty hunter turns legal bind into TV special

By Steve Gorman
Tue Sep 19, 1:24 AM ET

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Bounty hunter Duane "Dog" Chapman, arrested last week as a fugitive from Mexican authorities, is turning his legal predicament into a special edition of his hit cable TV show on the A&E channel this week.

Chapman, who simultaneously ran afoul of Mexican law enforcement and paved the way for a TV career when he captured fugitive rapist Andrew Luster in Puerto Vallarta three years ago, is currently free on bail awaiting an extradition hearing set for November 16 in U.S. District Court in Honolulu.

A&E will present his side of the story in a one-hour television special set to air on Tuesday night, titled "Dog: The Family Speaks."

Chapman and two members of his bounty team, son Leland and associate Tim Chapman (no relation), were taken into custody by U.S. marshals who raided his home in Hawaii last Thursday.

The three were seized on an outstanding warrant stemming from their 2003 arrest in Mexico, where they were charged with illegal deprivation of liberty for their abduction of Luster. Bounty hunting is illegal in Mexico.

Luster, the Max Factor cosmetics heir who had eluded an international manhunt for months before Chapman caught up with him, was immediately returned to California to serve a 124-year prison sentence he had received in absentia.

Chapman and his team subsequently jumped bail in Mexico and fled back to the United States.

The episode gained Chapman, an ex-felon and born-again Christian with 12 children, worldwide fame and led to the creation of a reality TV show chronicling his exploits, "Dog the Bounty Hunter," which now ranks as A&E's top-rated series in its third season.

Appearing with his wife, Beth, on the cable news channel MSNBC on Monday, Chapman, who claims to have apprehended more than 6,000 fugitives, said was "completely freaked out" by his arrest last week.

And he suggested that U.S. authorities might have acted on a warrant that was close to expiring in exchange for Mexico's recent extradition to the United States of a suspected drug cartel kingpin.

"If cop killers ... and drug lords that have hurt thousands of people are brought back from Mexico, and my sentence is six months, then I'll gladly meet him at the Juarez border, if they turn him over," Chapman said.

Chapman was freed last Friday on $300,000 bond to await his extradition hearing. But he was required to wear an electronic monitoring device around his ankle and is barred from leaving his house without permission between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m.

One of his Honolulu-based lawyers, Brook Hart, suggested in a separate interview with Reuters that U.S. and Mexican authorities might be able to reach a deal to avoid an extradition of Chapman. He declined to elaborate.