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| For about four months at the beginning of the year, the guys from PSG Films followed us around, filming our travels for "BOUNTY HUNTERS", a four-part mini series on the National Geographic Channel. Daniel Stern and Brian Jones from PSG Films had shot with us for over two years before putting together the two-hour movie "BOUNTY HUNTERS - SACRAMENTO", that also aired on the National Geographic Channel. |
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So, there was the camera crew, day after day, everywhere you turn, there they are. This time there were two other guys in the crew, Darrin Stewart and Josh Becker. They too lived with us, no matter where we were, day in and day out. These guys knew how to catch the action on film, whether following us in for the capture or running through neighborhoods jumping fences. They were always on our heels. I thought I carried a lot of equipment, but even with all the gear they carry, they were able to keep up with the chase. |
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| During the show we traveled and filmed from Sacramento to Oroville, Marysville and Yuba City, California, chasing fugitives for several bail bond companies. |  |
| Then Reno, Nevada. | Pictures coming soon. Please check back |
| A trip where we flew from Sacramento, California to Crowder, Oklahoma, then drove to Richfield, Utah to book the defendant in and then drove back to Sacramento, California. | Pictures coming soon. Please check back |
| Leonard, Robert and Darnell take a trip where we flew from Sacramento, California to the island of Guam to catch a child molester. | Pictures coming soon. Please check back |
| We even spent a week on the big island in Hawaii chasing a fugitive all around the jungle. | Pictures coming soon. Please check back |
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