DOG: This is what we call arrest by appointment.
Pockie thinks he's coming in to do his paperwork,
but he doesn't know he's going to jail.
Pockie's from the boxing club, so he's a boxer.
But there's an old saying that we bounty hunters live by--
a cur dog can whip a pitbull in his own yard.
So we're pulling Pockie out of his own environment
and he's coming to Dog's house.
Is your heart beating fast?
Is now the moment?
Are you excited You guys got your running shoes on?
LELAND: Got my running shoes.
DOG: See the big leaves, right there to the side?
We're going to sandwich him right here.
Leland, you see the red trash can over there?
LELAND: Yep, over there.
DOG: Yeah, that's perfect.
LELAND: OK.
That's real good.
But listen, your badge is shining
like a gold watch in the ocean.
Just hide it.
Perfect.
It's always dangerous.
We just have-- we've got to keep it under control.
He may go into here and right up over that wall.
By then, we got the two runners outside ready for him.
We'll have Justin be the drunk sailor or something.
We'll mess with Justin a little bit, make him take everything.
I'm trying to think of a real good thing right now.
Take your belt off.
Your badge, where's all that stuff?
When he comes, I want you to go, "Hey, what's up, bro?
Where you going?"
He's going to say, "I'm going to the mailbox."
Say, "Oh, no [bleep], me too."
OK?
Just be like, ""[bleep] this [bleep] bail bond [bleep]."."
I want ya like that.
I want ya wired up.
Try it.
Where you going, bro?
Where you going bro?
Where you going-- oh, jeez.
No, none of that.
I'll be you. OK.
You be the guy.
Hey, how's it?
Where you go?
Where you go, bro?
And he's going to say--
Yeah, I got to go fill out paper work.
Oh, me too, brah. Shoot.
Shoot.
Oh, OK.
OK.
So give me a hat.
I like training them.
They're very lucky to get the training for me that they're
getting, something I never had.
They are the next generation of bounty hunters,
and I'm teaching them the tricks of the trade.
Let me see.
Yeah, good. Yeah.
Yeah, leave that open.
Cool.
Look.
Just stare.
You don't need a phone.
They'll tell me when he's there.
I'll just know that when I see him,
I'll see you right behind him.
JUSTIN: Yeah.
[walkie talkie beep]
Tim, do you see Justin all dorked out?
TIM: Yep.
When the guy comes up, Justin's going to be on ice.
So Justin's going to walk kind of right behind him or with him
as he comes in.
It's for the new guy.
It's having fun.
It's like college sorority tricks, you know?
LELAND: My dad always puts in some little test, me
out here in the mosquito patch.
It never fails.
It teaches me that I can try to step into his shoes
and take over.
So that's what I'm out here doing,
sitting in the mosquito patch.
Leland's got a lot to learn, but he's learning very fast.
He does this all the time.
It just takes him a little bit longer.
I just hope he shows up.
But, you know, I don't have too much confidence in him.
[walkie talkie beep]
What do you think he's driving?
LELAND: Black Volkswagen Golf.
And we're still looking at about five to 10 minutes.
If he don't show up then, then I don't
know if he's going to show.
But as long as he's in front of me
and there's no way to get by me, I'll do whatever I have
to do to take this guy down.
I decided I'll be doing this, the old newspaper trick.
[walkie talkie beep]
Yeah, he just pulled up in a silver Volkswagen.
[walkie talkie beep] MAN: OK, Roger.
That's him.
Let's get ready, here we go.
DOG: How's it?
What's your name?
Don't move, Pockie.
Stay right still.
Hands behind your back now.
Oh, boy.
Come on, be safe.
Just don't repel.
OK, Leland.
Take your prisoner.
Search him.
You failed to appear, Pockie.
You didn't show up for court, bro.
What kind of drugs do you do?
Nothing.
So--
Right.
Sit him somewhere.
Justin!
Where was you at?
- Right in front. - In front of him?
- Yeah. - Did you follow him up?
- Yeah. - Where were you?
Right there.
But I, like, I thought you was going
to be like a foot behind him. - Oh.
I was watching--
No, next time, behind means a foot.
OK.
How old was you when you started?
So in Tonga, you did the same?
Nah.
DOG: Oh, they hang you by your toes in Tonga doing ice.
Oh, yeah.
But see, the brother, the father still love.
Just because the ocean separates you--
POCKIE: Yeah. - Right?
OK, now listen. You're done with that, brah.
Done.
And we'll get you through this assault thing.
And then, boom, you should be boxing,
big, tall Tongan like you.
[bleep].
Yeah, I'm glad we got you handcuffed before I knew that.
LELAND: Good.
I hope so, bro.
I like the arrest by appointment.
We tricked him in really good.
And the main thing is that we're getting to get inside of him.
The guy said, I need help.
And that's what we're here for, not just
arrest him and slam him.
We got to arrest him and fix him.