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Dog the Bounty Hunter Arrested: Oh the Irony!!!!

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How dare they befoul the soil of Mexico with the likes of that damn dirty dirtbag "dog". May he rot in jail for next 5,000 years.

Next we need to get his rolly polly 600lb wife of the streets. Shes a threat to fast food joints and liquor stores everywhere.


FU BROH! DONT FIGHT IT BROH! YOU DID THE CRIME, NOW YOU DO THE TIME BROH! :laugh:


/Andrew Luster :evil:
 
Originally posted by: Genx87
If we turn him over to the Mexicans fvck our country. The guy goes down to grab a wanted felon when the Mexicans didnt want to help us and now we hand over him because the Mexicans want him?

Those dirty bastards can come get him imo.
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I agree. I don't know anything about the relations between the US and Mexico.. but they don't seem to be concerned about stopping illigals from coming over as far as I can tell. Why should we hand this guy over?

And, why the hell is Mexico so bent out of shape because of this so called 'kidnapping'?
US citizen stealing money from Mexican bounty hunters I guess? haha

bleh, whatever.
 
Originally posted by: Eli
It's bogus, IMO.
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Totally bogus.

The US Marshalls could've called him and had him turn himself in and he no doubt would've. Instead the stupid US feds shows what jerks they are and shows up at 6am with guns pointed at everyone like a bad TV show. Our federal government is out of control on every single level.

 
Bounty hunting is considered a crime in Mexico. At that time, Mexican prosecutors maintained that Luster's capture violated their sovereignty.
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STFU and stop sending us your people you retards! Mexican government is SCUM.
 
Chapman, his son, Leland Chapman, and associate Timothy Chapman, no relation, were arrested Thursday on charges stemming from the capture of Max Factor heir Andrew Luster on June 18, 2003, in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, officials said.
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I thought Tim was Dog's brother?
 
Originally posted by: EXman
Bounty hunting is considered a crime in Mexico. At that time, Mexican prosecutors maintained that Luster's capture violated their sovereignty.
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STFU and stop sending us your people you retards! Mexican government is SCUM.
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Sending
California
Unlimited
Mexicans
?

 
Hmm here's a thought. Don't video tape yourself breaking the law? Seems pretty basic to me. Why bring a camera into Mexico? Why not just do that job on the down low? It amazes me how many idiots video tape themselves breaking the law and it turns up biting them in the arse.
 
The judge would do well to quickly decide that Mexico's warrant is invalid, and drop the warrant against Dog.

My reason for this is: The Mexican authorities did not bother to arrest Andrew Luster when he was clearly right beneath their noses. A bounty hunter from the US had to go take him down.

I also think it's a crying shame the US gov't did not pay out the bounty to Dog. "Sure, since you did bring him back for us we'll take him, but no money for you!".

Now Mexico wants Dog to rot in a Mexican prison. I don't think so. I'm no fan of Dog and didn't even know he had a show. It could have been any bounty hunter and I'd be saying the same thing.

Assuming the judge does drop the warrant, Dog would also do well to stay in Hawaii and watch his own back.
 
Originally posted by: BoomerD
Anyway, getting this back on topic...While I wholeheartedly agree that the POS that Dog went into Mexico to capture deserved to be dead or in jail for life, my point was that Dog broke the laws of Mexico, (in case you forget, a soverign nation with it's own laws) and should be held to pay for that. IF they choose to drop all charges, I certainly wll think that justice was served, but if they toss him in some dark, dirty Mexican prison, that too will be justice...Mexican style.

My original point about bush was in reference to ignoring the laws of foreign countries to suit his goals...supporting this, is just the same as supporting some of bush's illegal schemes...
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As much as I oppose this situation I must agree with you. The laws of the United States are only valid within the United States. We are great, but we are not the supreme rulers of the world.

Other countries exist. They have laws to govern them just as we have. Our continued existance is dependant upon our recognition of the individual sovereignty of the rest of the nations of the world. Thus, we cannot ignore thier laws, for any reason.
 
Originally posted by: Specop 007
Good thing they arent busy catching all the illegals in the country, they wouldnt have had time to catch Dog. :frown:
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:thumbsup:



🙂
 
Dog is the greatest example of the addage

you can take the redneck out of the trailer park, but you can't take the trailer park out of the redneck.

He was in jail for ACCESSORY to murder, so he didn't kill anybody. Maybe he drove the gettaway car. Which is still illegal but it's not the same as pulling the trigger.

He is on TV because of his image, he looks like what we'd think a Meth'ed out Redneck criminal looks like. And he was at one point, but he changed his life around. It's never too late to do right. While I don't love his show, I don't exactly hate it.
 
Originally posted by: iamwiz82
Originally posted by: joshsquall
The guy puts criminals and fugitives behind bars. Why is he scum? You support breaking the law and running from those who enforce it?
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You do realize that he is a convicted felon? Accessory to murder was the charge.
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and he served his time and turned his life around why the fvck does that make him scum?
people dont deserve a second chance after they pay thier dues?

this board has some rediculous views of the world..

bunch of intolerant wankers..

I may not like cops and LE in general.. I think they are for the most part no better than hitlers SS around here..

but I am a firm beleiver that people can change and just becasue he made a mistake when he was younger he PAID for it.. served his term and has stayed clean and in fact began working to help LE put thugs away that run from the law and thier obligations..
 
Originally posted by: SlitheryDee
Originally posted by: BoomerD
Anyway, getting this back on topic...While I wholeheartedly agree that the POS that Dog went into Mexico to capture deserved to be dead or in jail for life, my point was that Dog broke the laws of Mexico, (in case you forget, a soverign nation with it's own laws) and should be held to pay for that. IF they choose to drop all charges, I certainly wll think that justice was served, but if they toss him in some dark, dirty Mexican prison, that too will be justice...Mexican style.

My original point about bush was in reference to ignoring the laws of foreign countries to suit his goals...supporting this, is just the same as supporting some of bush's illegal schemes...
Click to expand...

As much as I oppose this situation I must agree with you. The laws of the United States are only valid within the United States. We are great, but we are not the supreme rulers of the world.

Other countries exist. They have laws to govern them just as we have. Our continued existance is dependant upon our recognition of the individual sovereignty of the rest of the nations of the world. Thus, we cannot ignore thier laws, for any reason.
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So lets say that some terrorist from iran comes into our nation and blows up a building, goes back to iran and hides out. Iran refuses to do anything about it. By your and boomerD's philosophy, the USA cannot do a damn thing about it. Two :thumbsup:s for making the USA such pussies. :roll:
 
The US Marshalls could've called him and had him turn himself in and he no doubt would've. Instead the stupid US feds shows what jerks they are and shows up at 6am with guns pointed at everyone like a bad TV show. Our federal government is out of control on every single level.
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Double :thumbsup:
 
Originally posted by: KK
Originally posted by: SlitheryDee
Originally posted by: BoomerD
Anyway, getting this back on topic...While I wholeheartedly agree that the POS that Dog went into Mexico to capture deserved to be dead or in jail for life, my point was that Dog broke the laws of Mexico, (in case you forget, a soverign nation with it's own laws) and should be held to pay for that. IF they choose to drop all charges, I certainly wll think that justice was served, but if they toss him in some dark, dirty Mexican prison, that too will be justice...Mexican style.

My original point about bush was in reference to ignoring the laws of foreign countries to suit his goals...supporting this, is just the same as supporting some of bush's illegal schemes...
Click to expand...

As much as I oppose this situation I must agree with you. The laws of the United States are only valid within the United States. We are great, but we are not the supreme rulers of the world.

Other countries exist. They have laws to govern them just as we have. Our continued existance is dependant upon our recognition of the individual sovereignty of the rest of the nations of the world. Thus, we cannot ignore thier laws, for any reason.
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So lets say that some terrorist from iran comes into our nation and blows up a building, goes back to iran and hides out. Iran refuses to do anything about it. By your and boomerD's philosophy, the USA cannot do a damn thing about it. Two :thumbsup:s for making the USA such pussies. :roll:
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Nah, in an instance such as that, the US would invade and destroy Iceland in retaliation.
 
Originally posted by: KK
Originally posted by: SlitheryDee
Originally posted by: BoomerD
Anyway, getting this back on topic...While I wholeheartedly agree that the POS that Dog went into Mexico to capture deserved to be dead or in jail for life, my point was that Dog broke the laws of Mexico, (in case you forget, a soverign nation with it's own laws) and should be held to pay for that. IF they choose to drop all charges, I certainly wll think that justice was served, but if they toss him in some dark, dirty Mexican prison, that too will be justice...Mexican style.

My original point about bush was in reference to ignoring the laws of foreign countries to suit his goals...supporting this, is just the same as supporting some of bush's illegal schemes...
Click to expand...

As much as I oppose this situation I must agree with you. The laws of the United States are only valid within the United States. We are great, but we are not the supreme rulers of the world.

Other countries exist. They have laws to govern them just as we have. Our continued existance is dependant upon our recognition of the individual sovereignty of the rest of the nations of the world. Thus, we cannot ignore thier laws, for any reason.
Click to expand...

So lets say that some terrorist from iran comes into our nation and blows up a building, goes back to iran and hides out. Iran refuses to do anything about it. By your and boomerD's philosophy, the USA cannot do a damn thing about it. Two :thumbsup:s for making the USA such pussies. :roll:
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Actually, to compare your scenario to the Dog situation, I believe the poster would say the US should have a right to go in and take the terrorists back here for a trial...seeing as how they broke US law while in the United States.
 
I don't particularly like the guy and think the show sucks, but I have issues with this:

1). Man finds wanted violent rape suspect in mexico when corrupt mexican government won't do sh!t to find and extradite him. Suspect is subsequently convicted and is now serving a long sentence.

Dog provided the U.S. legal system with a shortcut to justice. Sure, he broke the letter of the law, but the letter of the law was letting a rapist escape justice. The state department should have just told the mexicans to fvck off and that if they had a decent justice system there wouldn't have been a need for Dog's actions.

2). Why did the marshals have to bust in on him? They could have just called him and told him to come to the federal building. I mean, considering his crime and profession he isn't a flight risk. Why did they have to be so disruptive?
 
i love dog, and i think his family is really unique and so different than what i am used to .If hes making it up , so be it, but he seems like he is an extremely good person, and is doing his job to make this world a better place. and to start in Hawaii is great- Hawaii is paradise, and Dog deserves all the press/TV specials, because he earned it. He started from nothing, and now hes something.
 
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