Who Has Dog the Bounty Hunter Caught? Noted Fugitives Captured Before Brian Laundrie CaseWho Has Dog the Bounty Hunter Caught? Noted Fugitives Captured Before Brian Laundrie Case
Duane "Dog the Bounty Hunter" Chapman has made headlines recently for his high-profile pursuit of Brian Laundrie, the subject of a manhunt after the death of his fiancée, Gabby Petito
Chapman, a professional bounty hunter and former reality-TV personality, made a name for himself with his track record of tracking down and capturing wanted fugitives (along with his outlandish personality and appearance) Below is a look at some of his better-known and most noteworthy captures
Chapman first came to the public's attention for his successful capture of Andrew Luster in 2003 The heir to the Max Factor Cosmetics fortune, Luster went on the run after he was accused of drugging and raping multiple women (While missing, Luster was convicted in absentia on 86 counts)
Dog and his team tracked Luster down in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, and took him into their custody. However, on their way back to the US the team was pulled over by Mexico police Once the authorities confirmed Luster's identity, he was sent to California, where he remains incarcerated
The case had both negative and positive effects for Chapman On the negative side, legal matters hung over him for years, with the threat of extradition to Mexico for possible imprisonment (Bounty hunting is illegal in the country) After intervention from American politicians and the statute of limitations running out, the charges against him were eventually dismissed in 2007
By that time, though, Chapman was already a reality-TV star The Luster case brought him received widespread media coverage, and the A&E channel gave him his own TV series, Dog the Bounty HunterThe case had both negative and positive effects for Chapman. On the negative side, legal matters hung over him for years, with the threat of extradition to Mexico for possible imprisonment. (Bounty hunting is illegal in the country.) After intervention from American politicians and the statute of limitations running out, the charges against him were eventually dismissed in 2007.
By that time, though, Chapman was already a reality-TV star. The Luster case brought him received widespread media coverage, and the A&E channel gave him his own TV series, Dog the Bounty Hunter
Chapman first came to the public's attention for his successful capture of Andrew Luster in 2003. The heir to the Max Factor Cosmetics fortune, Luster went on the run after he was accused of drugging and raping multiple women. (While missing, Luster was convicted in absentia on 86 counts.)
Dog and his team tracked Luster down in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, and took him into their custody. However, on their way back to the U.S., the team was pulled over by Mexico police. Once the authorities confirmed Luster's identity, he was sent to California, where he remains incarcerated
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