Bounty hunters unregulated
Early 10 years ago, bail bondsman Bill Pipher looked up from his desk at a tall man wearing a hat and a duster coat and asked him if he was certified to be a bounty hunter.
Bounty hunters jump at adventure of job
The man pulled out a .44-caliber Desert Eagle pistol, slammed it on the desk and said, “There’s my certification.”
“Bubba, I don’t think we need you,” Pipher replied. “But I appre...
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