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Bail Enforcement Education
and Training
The following audio clip is with a close friend
and colleague, Scott MacLean and is a short segment from my
online Apprehending Bail Fugitives Seminar.
He owns one of the largest bail bond companies in Maryland- Chesapeake
Bail Bonds. We met when he attended one of my 3 day
seminars in Ft. Worth, TX and I am proud to say that he is now
highly regarded as one of the best bail investigators on the
East Coast. In this clip we discuss what a bail bondsman
is looking for when a bail enforcement agent approaches him for
the first time looking to obtain assignments, but remember the
real meat of our conversation can only be found in
our online seminar (like what to do when he asks you for references-
and you don't have any)!
The next set of clips are a few excerpts from a
45 minute interview conducted with a gentleman who was gathering
information for a thesis he was writing for post graduate work
in Criminal Justice. Ben is a great interviewer- he asked
interesting questions that really made me think about where the
bail recovery industry is today and where we are headed in the
future. We talked about State and Federal regulation of
this industry, how the media has affected the public's
perception about our work, what my typical day and week are
like, how an average apprehension scenario unfolds, what
characteristics are common to most fugitives, investigator
interaction and comparisons with local law enforcement.
Additionally, we talked about why some people want to outlaw our
industry and what the consequences could be of such an action,
how I got started and what the biggest challenges are I face in
my job today. EXTREMELY important information to the
aspiring bail recovery professional... but you can only find the
complete audio interview in my online
seminar. Enjoy some
highlights of our interview:
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- The following audio clip is from a voicemail I
received from a gentleman in Green Bay, WI. I admit, I
did edit the audio- but ONLY to remove his last name and
telephone number and that’s it. There is just so much I
can say here… a felon, mentally ill, wants to use a
crossbow, 2 pit bulls for protection and “about one
bloodhound for tracking.” Really the list goes on and
on. Give it a listen and feel my pain.
- I honestly cannot make this stuff up… enjoy.
- Webmasters, please do not link to
these audio clips individually,
- link to this entire page's URL
instead. Thanks!
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