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Author:  thebishopp [ Fri 15 Jul 2005 21:42 ]
Post subject:  IN THE NEWS
Bounty hunter catches bail skipper
Wednesday, July 13, 2005
By MICHAELANGELO CONTE
JOURNAL STAFF WRITER

A Jersey City man who skipped on $50,000 bail after pleading guilty to two separate drug charges was nabbed Monday by a bounty hunter in Greenville, officials said.

Adel Mikhaeil, a private fugitive recovery agent, said he was driving on Stegman Street with two of his agents when they spotted Jermaine O. Wilson, 23, in a car with several other people. Mikhaeil said he called the Jersey City Police Department and then followed Wilson to Virginia Avenue, where Wilson and the others bailed out of the car, running in different directions.

Mikhaeil and his agents caught Wilson after a chase and, after a brief struggle, slapped the cuffs on him and turned him over to the Hudson County Sheriff's Office, Mikhaeil said.

Wilson will be held without bail until his sentencing, Hudson County Prosecutor Edward DeFazio said. The judge may consider his flight a reason for a more severe sentence, DeFazio added

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Now that is a nice positive news story. Just a thought, back in the day, whenver we made a felony arrest or there was an accident with injuries, the officer reporting had to fill out a news release which was reviewed by the shift commander and then put in a box for the reporters to come and get. We did this for obvious reasons as well as to show the public we were doing our jobs.

Perhaps when a bail bondsman/woman, agent, or whatever you are termed in your state of business, makes a pickup of a fugitive for felony charges, one should make a copy of the warrant and a brief informational on the pickup (minus any ssn or addresss or phone numbers). It may let the citizens as well as the media realize exactly how many felons are running around as well as the good job "bounty hunters" are doing.
Author:  Kathy [ Sat 16 Jul 2005 08:18 ]
Post subject: 
Don,
Thanks for posting a positive news story. Doing a brief write up for a big bust and getting it to your local paper might be a good idea. Even if a few get printed it will show us in a more positive light.

Kathy
Author:  jeffstewartfi [ Sun 17 Jul 2005 07:16 ]
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That’s A great idea....but most (not all) news agencies are looking for dirty things to put on TV and papers! But it’s a nice thing to try! :D

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