Dog the Bounty Hunter boasts he’s ‘arrested more than 8,000 men’ but ‘NEVER killed anyone’ after capturing drug dealer
DOG the Bounty Hunter boasted about having an arrest count of over 8,000 men in a new interview.
The TV personality, 67, revealed his thoughts on police brutality, his stance on using weapons in his profession and how he goes about capturing fugitives.
In a new episode of , Dog was asked about black people being killed by police, and he said it’s “sissy” of cops to use lethal force on those that aren’t weilding guns.
The bounty hunter went on to reveal that he’s “arrested 8,000 men, and now the count they say is more, and never, ever [has he] killed anyone or even used a real gun.”
added: “Right now we’re concentrating on pepperball guns, and they are air with a little marble.
“That thing will bring a mule to its knees.
“I’ve shot several guys with weapons coming at me, boom boom boom, and they’re down.”
Most recently, Dog, with his along for the ride, helped authorities in Virginia.
Thanks to the “tips and leads” locals sent him, last week by putting “enough pressure on everyone he knew and every place he’s been [lately].”
The reality star, who recently revealed he’s working on a new bounty-hunting show with “all of his family” called , revealed: “We must’ve visited — what they call ‘hit’ in my world, hit 12 to 14 houses.
“And then we hit him again, and then we hit him again. And, pretty soon, the oven just got too hot. He jumped out of the fire.”
Dog said after putting so much pressure on Felix, he ended up going and turning himself in.
Fans will get to see the father of 12 in action when his next spinoff show, which doesn’t yet have announced network, airs.
In the new series, Dog will be joined by fiancee Francie, to whom he after losing his wife , as well as his whole family.
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Aside from having everyone there with him for the filming fun, another aspect of production that the 67-year-old is excited about is the new equipment, .
He, along with one of his producers, shared photos of some of the new equipment, some of which is being installed in a car to capture driving footage.