what i need to do to be a bounty hunter?
813079
Stay out of Mexico..........and a basic education!
836044
You might start with your parole/probation officer or perhaps the Chamber of Commerce for your area.\n\nTuk
1174321
Shoot first and ask questions later, like "r ya alive". Then ya know you which ones u need 2 shoot some more.
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4) How is Bounty made? \n\n \nWe make Bounty from trees that are processed into pulpwood. Long fibers from softwood trees, such as pine and spruce, are used. After debarking, the pulpwood is turned into chips that are cooked. The natural "glue" that holds the fibers together is removed, leaving a fibrous pulp mixture. The pulp goes through cleaners and screens and is bleached to make it absorbent. The pulp then goes through a high-speed paper machine. A translucent substance called resin is added to the mixture to strengthen the paper when it is wet. The water is removed and the fibers bond to form sheets of paper. Two layers of paper are combined with a thin layer of adhesive and embossed to form many tiny air pockets that rapidly attract moisture. Diamond shapes are pressed into the paper to give it a quilted pattern that holds water. Designs made with water-based printing inks are added to some Bounty rolls. For additional information about the papermaking process, visit http://www.wipapercouncil.org/.
19563
It depends on what area that you want to get into. If you want to be a regular peace officer you can apply to a big city PD and they will send you to their academy or you can go to one of the local colleges that have a continuing education coarse to become a peace officer. If you want to be a highway patrolman you can apply to them and get accepted then go to their school. I think the very first step that you need to do is call your local police department and ask them if they have a C.O.P. program. That stands for citizens on patrol. That way you can ride along with a peace officer for a few nights just to see how to do things and if the job is right for you. If you have already taken the state approved tests you can offer your services as a reserve officer. You won't get paid but you will get to do everything that a peace officer does and earn you a spot at the police department.
258971
purchase a ski mask.  rob a bank, or two, or three.\ndon't get caught.
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I think the minimum requirement in GA is that you have to have held a Law Enforcement Position for a mimimum time of 2 years, or Military Equivelent.   \n\nThe best thing to do is to get a job with a PI Agency and get the experience.  Most agencies will help you get your individual license, but until you do...you would be working under theirs.
1114536
Take classes.\nDo plays.\nGet headshots. \nMake a resume.\nGet your image together for the types of roles you want.\nGet an agent.\nGo on castings.
964725
Get political, become the leader of a nation and order your troops into other nations' territories. No better way to commit a perfect crime. LOL.
159843
Learn to spell...\n\nFastest way to make money and big money is to do something really dangerous with little chance of survival.
195522
well first dont go over board and get the huge scores tht will get you caught stay with what you can handle. try  not to be a violent thief cause youll get caught quicker. and never steall from the poor people do jelwery stores and stuff
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Get a job at a bail bond company and work up to it.
669436
Get hired by a Police Department, get a few years under your belt doing police work, get some recognition for doing a good job and then get yourself promoted (or transferred) into one of the detective units to learn about being an investigator.  After doing all this over a span of several years, you might be ready for a spot in the SVU.  Good luck and have patience.
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1.  Minimum Age - Generally 21, sometimes 18.\n2.  Clean Criminal Record (No serious misdemeanors and No Felonies)\n3.  H.S Diploma or GED\n4.  Willing to Submit to a background check.\n5.  Decent/Good Phsyical Health\n6.  Clean Credit History (No Garnishments, Judgements, Bankruptcy, etc.)
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You have to go to college and obtain a degree in a policing field first.  Then you have to be hired and go through training. Then you have to be on the force for a few years, perhaps several years obtaining basic experience. Not sure the steps from there, I'm still in college.
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Ok,\n\na bail bondsmen collects 10 percent of a bond to issue a "bond" to the court that a certain person will show up in court.\n\nIf that person does not pay, the bondsmen is given a certain time frame to bring the person back to court or they have to pay the bond.\n\nexample if your bond is 50,000 you pay the bondsman 5000 which is his to keep, but if you don't show up, he has to pay 50,000 to the court.\n\nSo if you don't show up, he ( or he hires a "bounty hunter" which is today called a bail enforcement agent)\nThey are not sworn law enforcement.  Many will carry a gun if thier state allows them to carry one as a private citizen, but they have no special rights to carry one.\n\nAnd if they cross state lines they have to obey the laws of the state they go into.  They will basicly go around threating friends, family and people that may know this person,  or try to lie and trick them into saying where this person is.\n\nIn some states they are allowed to go into ( without warrant) the home where this person is suppose to be staying.\n\nAlso the person they catch is not being arrested, since they are merely taking him as agreed by the bail contract backto court.\nSo dont expect to be treated as nice as you would be police officers.\n\nAnd no, there is not alot of money in the bounty hunting, the bondsmen makes more money.\n\nIf for example the bond on someone is 10,000,  the bondsmen may pay you 3000 or 4000 to find them.  But you will have to have two or three other people with you to do the job normally.\n\nAnd of course you pay all your own expenses hotel, food, and so on.  Plus if you don't find them, you don't get paid anything, \n\nif you don't find enough people you won't keep getting a chance to find them.
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I have 11 years of law enforcement experience - going on 4 as a detective.\n\nIn most local police agencies and sheriff's departments, detective is an advanced position within the department.  Most detectives have five or more years of patrol experience during which they excelled in investigations.  \n\nMost police agencies only officially require a high school education for hiring although, more and more, departments want you to have some college.  I recommend a minimum of an AA degree and perhaps more.  Do well in school and do not get in trouble with the law.  Consider joining your local police department's explorer program as this may help you get the foot in the door for hiring.