BOUNTY HUNTER

STREET TRAINING

Start Your Own California Business

Why pay hundreds of dollars to sit in a class and listen to someone talk about the trade? Join Rex Venator on the streets to work actual cases. Others have already taken the pilot program and are working their own cases, after learning how Rex has stayed liability-free for over 14 years!

MANDATORY QUALIFICATIONS

• 40-hour P.O.S.T. approved Powers of Arrest certificate
• 12-hour bail agent pre-licensing certificate
• Business & Professions 7583.3 Guard Card
• Or be a California licensed private investigator w/ F.Q. Card

Rex will not train his competition for free, and he will
not pay his competition for training! However...

Those persons not meeting the Mandatory Qualifications may 'ride-along' on the streets but not participate in any investigation or arrest. Those who are 1299 qualified may actively participate in the investigations process and assist in arrest(s) after undergoing basic core training (one day) at the Rex Venator Training Facility.

The Program Participants will undergo one day of core training (laws, use of force, soliciting work, declarations, spotting technicalities & etceteras) and then move into every aspect of getting & closing a case on the actual streets to include the following: winning cases, cracking court files, obtaining booking photos, investigations, arresting a bail bond fugitive, transportation, and booking. This is a real world experience geared towards helping you build your own client list. Fee Schedule 8-Hour Core Training $250.00 Street Training: $100.00 for every 8-hours on the streets.

In one bail bond investigation, when I calculated the investigative hours up to the time of booking the bail fugitive in question, I made just over $1,000.00 and hour on that particular case; however, the bail fugitive had evaded prior bounty hunters by threatening to use a firearm and attempting to use a vehicle, as a deadly weapon, against the aforementioned bounty hunters. In short, I had to put all of my street proven skills into action on the above case in order to go home safe and get paid.

The average person may not have the training and experience to deal with the type of bail bond fugitive described above, and I cannot state for certain that a (purely classroom based) bail enforcement seminar is adequate for all the types of bail bond investigations one may encounter. This is why I have incorporated bail tactical training for the private citizen in addition to real-life street training that is available for qualified persons who wish to become bounty hunters.

In essence, whether or not a new bounty hunter can really make a living by hunting wanted felony or misdemeanor bail fugitives is a subjective question with many factors that will collectively determine a proper response.

A professional bail bond investigator can make the work look extremely easy to new bounty hunters who are learning how to bounty hunt. What people who have worked with me see as pick up support is only a very small percentage of how I got to that point of that specific bail investigation. Conversely, people who purchased the following had a much bigger picture of the bail enforcement trade and appreciated the work I put into that bail fugitive case.

“Modern Bounty Hunting: A Real-Life Guide For The Fugitive Recovery Agent” contains a great deal of information on how to become a bounty hunter in any state where bail enforcement is legal.

“Desktop Bounty Hunter” is a very technical work that explains how a forfeited bail bond may be exonerated in open court. In short, a bounty hunter can help a bail bond company owner by discovering procedural technicalities that leads to the same results as actually arresting a wanted bail bond fugitive. Either way, you get paid.

In “Proactive Bounty Work: Making Surveillance Obsolete,” I demonstrate how I manage large case loads without sitting for hours or days in the hope that a bail fugitive will suddenly appear. The information on this DVD is critical towards keeping the cash flowing when working multiple cases in multiple jurisdictions.

“Bail Enforcement Agents: Use Of Force” is where I and other veteran bail enforcement agents cover the basics of what a new bounty hunter should consider before trying to arrest a bail bond fugitive in terms of civil and criminal liability.

Where “Bail Enforcement Agents: Use Of Force” left off, I pick up with arrest & control techniques and the use of restraints in the DVD “Modern Bounty Hunting: Street Proven.” You have to get close to a bail fugitive, often while carrying a loaded firearm, so you had better know what you’re doing before trying to place the handcuffs on.

Each of the above mentioned titles all have one thing in common: they are designed to help you make money by avoiding dangerous mistakes.

Let’s face it, how much money do you think you’ll make if you get civilly sued, criminally charged, or routinely sit on one location for days on end? Who ends up really paying if you get killed due to inadequate training? This isn’t a game, folks.

Over the years, I have learned how to track, locate, identify, arrest and transport bail bond fugitives with the least amount of up-front expenses. This is a business, and one cannot survive by spending more money on a case then it may worth.

I have closed nearly a thousand forfeited bail bond cases over the years, and I installed information, gained by an incalculable number of hours on the streets and in the courts, into the specialized, hand-made books and DVDs mentioned above.

Anyone can place an inexpensive order and learn what I’m about through literary or visual media before hitting the streets with me in search of a bail fugitive. Think about it for a moment. Some people charge attendees hundreds of dollars for a one to three day seminar without ever offering any way of reading or seeing what exactly the instruction is based on beforehand. Seriously now, all one sees is a web site making claims, but what are you really seeing? Click on “See Rex In Action” on the Main Page of this site, and, if you have the right program installed, you can literally catch a glimpse of me on the streets, training, and walking with an arrested bail fugitive.

You may hear that very few bail fugitives resist arrest (which is true in my experience), but how does that difficult to verify statistic justify not offering bail enforcement tactical training? What about the bail fugitives like the one described in the first paragraph? How is a classroom based or an on-line seminar going to help you prepare for a dangerous bail fugitive like that one?

You may not be able to apprentice with me or undergo my bail street training in California at this time, but you can get a jump on your local competition by quickly learning what took me decades of trial and error to figure out the hard way.

If one sentence or one minute from any one of my books or DVDS provides you with the critical information necessary to go home when the job is done then I’ll have done my job in passing on what I’ve learned to the next generation of bounty hunters.

Rex Venator

Important Notice

Bail contract enforcement is not an easy way to make a part-time or full-time living. It is very difficult and potentially dangerous! Rex Venator is not stating or implying that his treet training program--in whole or in part--will result in arrest(s) or otherwise lead to your successful business. No one will participate in any part of the program without first submitting a signed Hold Harmless and Waiver of Liability form.