[music playing]
DUANE CHAPMAN: This is Leland's guy, Alonso Quintana.
5 foot 11, 280.
[whistle]
LELAND CHAPMAN This guy's been caught four
different times with a gun.
So this guy drinks and goes home grabs his gun
and then goes out.
So let's do the arrest by appointment on this guy.
Are you ready to call him? - Ready.
DUANE CHAPMAN: All right. [phone ringing]
Yeah.
Hi.
Is Alonso there?
Oh, Alonso.
Thank God I got a hold of you.
I'm the bookkeeper for the bail bonds place.
And I got to send one of my sons
out to meet you to have you fill out an application.
It takes, like, 10 minutes.
Huh?
Why would the Bounty Hunter come get you?
Huh?
DUANE CHAPMAN: Alonso?
Now listen, bro, OK?
People that run and fail to appear
and don't respect, I love to arrest.
But because there's some reason and right
now that you just touched my heart--
you know what I mean, brah?
I'm the Dog.
Now, listen.
There's a thing called a consent,
which is like a tardy note when you're late for school.
Because I'm not going to--
I'm not going to take you out because you're
doing the right thing.
And I've got a heart.
You know what I mean?
That's all right, brah.
But I've got to get a hold of Mary Ellen
to make sure I can do that.
And then I'll send us out.
Welcome out meet you and give you a consent
Right on, my brother.
I'll call you right back.
So he knows you. You what I mean?
It's probably a mistake.
It's an honest mistake.
So he deserves a second chance.
He shouldn't lose his job and everything he's working for.
I like this guy.
He's, yes, sir, no, sir.
But because this is not my bond, I
can't make the final decision.
This is Mary Ellen's bond.
She has to do that.
Call Mary Ellen.
[phone ringing]
Please be in a good mood, Mary Ellen.
Mary Ellen?
We started hunting Alonso Quintana.
If I go see him and he comes in tomorrow to I up a consent,
can we let him make it?
Because I got--
He's out of Adams?
OK.
Thank you, Mary Ellen. OK.
Bye.
What is your problem?
What-- I'm sorry, aren't you the Bounty Hunter?
Isn't he a wanted fugitive? - Yeah.
But he--
Because he was scared of you, you want to like,
what, let him go?
Yes.
I can't do this.
Duane, then send Leland.
I'm not sending them. - Yes, you are.
He is a fugitive.
You've been asked to pick him up.
Ready?
How's it?
Alonso, Dog Chapman.
I need to talk to you, OK?
How old are you? - 21.
21 years old.
Why would you carry a gun?
I don't know, I just--
texting, I guess, too many problems with the people
out there.
Never, my brother, ever again, Alonso,
are you going to carry a gun.
Now, do you think I got a gun?
No.
Never.
Do I look like I got one?
Taser gun?
No.
You love your mother?
Yeah.
Never again will you have a thing that
looks like a gun or a real gun.
Promise.
You swear on your mother? - I swear on my mother.
Say it.
I swear on my mom, I'll never carry a gun again.
All right. And I mean that.
Because listen, forever, if I hear that you're--
got a gun, I'm going to come get you for free.
I have never, ever, ever let a guy go.
So 10 to 7 in the morning, now, if you don't show up,
run, because we got you.
Do you pray?
Yeah.
Did you pray hard today during all this?
- Yeah, I did. - Did He answer your prayer?
Yeah.
He answered your prayer, my brother.
All right. - Thanks.
I want to know how your life goes.
No guns, OK?
You're welcome. OK.
I'm told that they never do that.
They never do that.
They're going to arrest you.
I know it.
And I really am surprised.
Thanks to God, you know, I got a second chance here.
I'm going to take advantage of that.