Title: Bounty Hunter Jobs - How to Become a Bounty Hunter, Requirements, Pay
Headings: Becoming a Professional Bounty Hunter
Becoming a Professional Bounty Hunter
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Content: Bounty hunters work with bail bondsmen. When a criminal is arrested, they can be released on bail. Bail is a price set to ensure that a suspect will return to court – the more dangerous a criminal the higher the bail. Criminals often turn to bondsmen to get bail money. When a criminal skips their court date, they become a fugitive from the law. A bail bondsmen gives a bounty hunter a power of attorney to recover the fugitive in exchange for a percentage of the bail. Bounty hunting has been a legal profession since 1872. Bounty hunters are unique because they are able to enter a fugitive’s home without warrants and use any means necessary to bring them to jail, crossing state lines if necessary, as long as they have the bail paperwork. Every state and country has different laws that must be followed. Fugitives are tricky to find.