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Duane 'Dog' Chapman Says Feds Sold Him Out to Mexico in Exchange for Drug Lord
Fox News ^ | 19 September 2006

Posted on 09/19/2006 6:19:46 PM PDT by Hal1950

Mexico - where bounty hunting is illegal - claims Chapman jumped bail after being charged with illegally detaining Luster in June 2003.

A new special about last week's arrest will air tonight (10 p.m.) on A&E.

Chapman, who is out on $300,000 bail, said on yesterday's "Today" show that if he goes to prison in Mexico, he will be killed by inmates avenging the thousands of fleeing felons he's brought to justice.

"I won't last two days," he said.

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TOPICS: News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: aliens; corruption; dogchapman; dogthebountyhunter; doingthejobmxwont; immigrantlist; marriedplasticjugs; pesosayso; ritacosby; tancredo; warondrugs; wod; wodlist
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To: Hal1950
Chapman : Run ... don't ever stop, fight to the death and have a good chunk of cash moved offshore.

Piss on the feds if they want to play these deals.

141 posted on 09/19/2006 8:48:01 PM PDT by Centurion2000 (Property tax is feudalism. Income taxes are armed robbery of the minority by the majority.)
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To: Dane
Uh scumbag luster is in a California prison right now. He is not on the beaches of Puerto Vallarta.

Uhh...because Dog did it because the Mex govt wouldnt. That was his point.

142 posted on 09/19/2006 8:48:37 PM PDT by smith288 (goBIGnetwork.com - You a startup?)
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To: SirJohnBarleycorn

I think you're on to something.


143 posted on 09/19/2006 8:49:10 PM PDT by Eric in the Ozarks (BTUs are my Beat.)
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To: Dane
Uh scumbag luster is in a California prison right now. He is not on the beaches of Puerto Vallarta.

Why isn't he still living it up in Mexico? Because Dog caught him. Think about Dog having had Luster in custody and then Mexico letting him go, while arresting Dog and the publicity THAT would cause. Mexico had little choice.

144 posted on 09/19/2006 8:50:01 PM PDT by Dianna
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To: Dane
Uh scumbag luster is in a California prison right now. He is not on the beaches of Puerto Vallarta.

Uh, that's because Dog delivered him in 2003.

145 posted on 09/19/2006 8:51:34 PM PDT by airborne (Fecal matter is en route to fan! Contact is imminent!)
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To: Viking2002
I don't think anybody at 1601 Penn was aware in advance

I don't know about that. Some of those folks in Lafayette Park look pretty sketchy to me.

146 posted on 09/19/2006 8:52:14 PM PDT by ReignOfError
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To: Despot of the Delta
Not a bad idea.

We had a local police Capt. head off to do work in the M.E.

He had some big violations and was being terminated so before the decision to what restitution he would pay and such he conveinently found a new job oversees.
147 posted on 09/19/2006 8:52:41 PM PDT by Global2010 (Pray the Rosary. You have the whole day.)
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To: Dianna
Think about Dog having had Luster in custody and then Mexico letting him go, while arresting Dog and the publicity THAT would cause. Mexico had little choice

Mexico didn't release scumbag luster, they extradited him the next day back to California.

148 posted on 09/19/2006 8:53:24 PM PDT by Dane ("Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall" Ronald Reagan, 1987)
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To: Dane

Sheesh all he had to do was not skip the bail and face the charges and the Mexican Judge probably would have let him go with a minor fine, due to the publicity.




You don't know squat about Mexico!


149 posted on 09/19/2006 8:58:38 PM PDT by JohnD9207 (Lead...follow...or get the HELL out of the way!)
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To: Eric in the Ozarks; SirJohnBarleycorn
Yeah it's easy to say that someone wants their palms greased, or could it be Chapman had a three year grace period from the time he jumped bail and the Mexican judge got miffed that Chapman was thumbing his nose at him.

Like I said before if Chapman had appeared when he promised to as a condition of his bail(which he skipped), I don't think he would be in as much of a jam.

If you were a Judge and you let someone out on bail and they didn't appear, I guess you would be toasting champagne at their thumbing of the nose.

150 posted on 09/19/2006 8:59:24 PM PDT by Dane ("Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall" Ronald Reagan, 1987)
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To: Dane
Mexico didn't release scumbag luster, they extradited him the next day back to California.

I know that. I'm sorry my post was confusing. Try this:

Suppose that:Dog having had Luster in custody and then Mexico letting him go, while arresting Dog and the publicity THAT would cause. Mexico had little choice.

My point was that Mexico was forced into extraditing Luster because Dog had caught him and Dog had been arrested for it. Had they let Luster go, the whole story certainly would have come out and exposed their soft-on-criminals-who-bribe-them selves.

There is NO indication whatsoever that Mexico was in the process of looking for, attempting to locate or preparing to arrest Luster. He was living quite openly as an American.

151 posted on 09/19/2006 9:01:58 PM PDT by Dianna
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To: JohnD9207; Dane
You don't know squat about Mexico!

It's better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt... Dane.

152 posted on 09/19/2006 9:04:04 PM PDT by 1ofmanyfree ((No jobs, licenses,mortgages,bank accounts or amnesty for any illegal alien criminals ! ))
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To: Paige

I am sure all these people making fun of the dog could hold off multiple armed men while the guards did nothing. Dog is a wimp. (/sarcasm)


153 posted on 09/19/2006 9:05:12 PM PDT by pepperhead (Kennedy's float, Mary Jo's don't!)
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To: Dianna
There is NO indication whatsoever that Mexico was in the process of looking for, attempting to locate or preparing to arrest Luster. He was living quite openly as an American.

Under an assumed identity.

Heck the french protected muderer and radical leftist ira einhorn for years and he was not under an assumed identity and living openly as ira einhorn.

154 posted on 09/19/2006 9:05:38 PM PDT by Dane ("Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall" Ronald Reagan, 1987)
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To: Dane
Like I said before if Chapman had appeared when he promised to as a condition of his bail(which he skipped), I don't think he would be in as much of a jam.

You are probably right. He'd just be dead instead.

Why you persist in thinking Mexico officials would treat him rightly and fairly is beyond me. He embarrassed them and possibly cut off a large source of income.

155 posted on 09/19/2006 9:09:45 PM PDT by Dianna
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To: Dianna

I think there are a lot of folks here that think Mexico is just like the USA only with a different language and a little farther South. 'Tain't so, not by a long, long, way.


156 posted on 09/19/2006 9:12:07 PM PDT by pepperdog
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To: Dane
Chapman had a three year grace period from the time he jumped bail and the Mexican judge got miffed that Chapman was thumbing his nose at him.

Oh, the Mexicans were simply waiting for the "grace period"? Yeah, right.

More likely someone down there noticed that this guy was getting a high profile with his television show, and decided to shake the money tree to see if anything falls out.

Like I said before if Chapman had appeared when he promised to as a condition of his bail(which he skipped), I don't think he would be in as much of a jam.

You may well be right about that, although FWIW on his show tonight Dog said he was under the impression from Mexican law enforcement at the time of the Lusker incident that as long as he left town and never showed his face in Mexico again, the thing would be over. After spending a week in a Mexican jail, it may be that he was understandably engaging in a little wishful thinking on that point, but I for one will cut him some slack on this, and believe the US government should call in a chit and pressure the Mexican government drop the case.

Mexico is still a third world country and if anything the narco-corruption seems to have gotten even worse in recent years. IMO you are looking at the Mexican justice system through "first world"-colored glasses.

157 posted on 09/19/2006 9:14:48 PM PDT by SirJohnBarleycorn
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To: Dane

Actually Dane, the Mexican Court deported Luster for immigration violations rather than wait for an extradition hearing. In this case the Mexican Court acted faster than any of our courts would have.............


158 posted on 09/19/2006 9:17:17 PM PDT by daylate-dollarshort
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To: Dianna
You are probably right. He'd just be dead instead.

Do you really think he would be dead? Come on the publicity that would generate makes that a silly notion, if anything Chapman would probably get his own cell and away from the other inmates.

159 posted on 09/19/2006 9:18:00 PM PDT by Dane ("Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall" Ronald Reagan, 1987)
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To: SirJohnBarleycorn
although FWIW on his show tonight Dog said he was under the impression from Mexican law enforcement at the time of the Lusker incident that as long as he left town and never showed his face in Mexico again, the thing would be over. After spending a week in a Mexican jail, it may be that he was understandably engaging in a little wishful thinking on that point,

Actually he said he'd been given legal advice to not return and that they wouldn't pursue him.

160 posted on 09/19/2006 9:18:01 PM PDT by DJ MacWoW (If you think you know what's coming next....You don't know Jack.)
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