Are you looking for excitement, challenge and a huge adrenaline rush in a transitional career?

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A Bounty Hunter hunts fugitives for profit anywhere in the world. A career as a Hunter is self-employed (free-lance) occupation contracted with Bail Bondsmen and government and compensated by a minimum percentage of 10% of the bail bond. You can negotiate up to the full penal sum of the bond(s) on the fugitive. Bonds are generally in the six-figure range and go as high as hundreds of millions these days. Bounty Hunters get paid CASH as soon as the arrest is made and most times make more in one day than most do in a year. It's much like the military but you are in control of everything. You have broader arrest powers than the police and the defendent on the run or fugitive has waived his/her rights. There is only one Academy in the Nation with tactical hands-on training serving the entire nation. There is a course in Las Vegas being filmed by the Belgiums and the MMA fighters. Discounts for Veterans by this Veteran based business and lifetime membership fees are all waived.

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Response by MAJ David Vermillion made Dec 4 at 2015 9:57 AM

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What are the preferred requirements for the job? Age, licenses, experiences etc.

Response by SSG Keven Lahde made Dec 4 at 2015 9:58 AM

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Scott Bernstein Good article. Makes you wonder.

Response by SGT David T. made Dec 4 at 2015 10:30 AM

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I prefer the excitement and danger of getting paper cuts in my cubicle.

Response by PO3 Steven Sherrill made Dec 4 at 2015 12:39 PM

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Scott Bernstein Do they have a web site? How does a school in Vegas cover individual state regulations regarding Bail Enforcement. It wasn't long ago I remember hearing about Bail Enforcement Officers who wound up in deep because they had an anonymous tip that a fugitive was in a particular residence. The residence happened to belong to the Chief of Police. How is that covered? I don't want to be a negative as it is an interesting line of work (despite Dog The Bounty Hunter), but it seems like an awful lot of information would need to be included in a school of this nature.

Response by Sgt Spencer Sikder made Dec 4 at 2015 6:51 PM

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And you can get your very own mullet like Dog the Bounty Hunter upon graduation.

Response by SPC Andrew Griffin made Dec 5 at 2015 12:29 PM

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I am! Hit me if you have something in the New Jersey area!

Response by Scott Bernstein made Dec 5 at 2015 1:12 PM

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I see so far some very overweight children wearing clown suits and a poor excuse of a Sgt. and all have never had any combat experience giving juvenile judgments against an industry they know nothing about. You're quick to insult and compare real professionals to a clown like TV's Dog the Bounty Hunter who was never one to elevate your low esteem pride. Bounty Hunters made approxmately 55,000 arrests per annum. We do not cost the taxpayer a dime and there are maybe a dozne liability incidents per annum as compared to dozens of police brutality issues per day. We are in combat mode every day 24/7 hunting down the most dangerous felons, organized crime and even terrorists. I run the only social media sites for Bounty Hunters, Military, Law Enfoircement and Private PMC's on LinkedIn and elsewhere and sponsored by Military.com and Militaryconnections.com. My Academy has been recognized by the International media community literally hundreds of millions of times and I persoanlly have apprehended over 6,000 FFJ's in my 30 years. I've made many sacrifices like thousands of Veterans during those 30 years. I have taken a bullet and was stabbed by two Afghan Nationals and died on the operating table twice. I train SWAT teams, police and military across the world. We beleive in integrity, honor, God and Country. The problem with this country today is all the bystanders hiding underneath their 'cubicles' and watching Jihad come to America. As PMC's, at least we put boots on the ground. My academy web site is http://www.americanbountyhunter.org My family fought in all wars. Threy were brave and had respect for all including myself. If you have a problem and go on a military network making juvenile remarks, you are not a soldier nor a man. However, if you have something personally you like to say to me, come see me.

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Response by SSG Private RallyPoint Member made Dec 7 at 2015 3:35 PM

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Response by Scott Bernstein made Dec 8 at 2015 12:16 PM

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Thou shalt not be a victim, thou shalt not be a perpetrator, but, above all, thou shalt not be a bystander