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Dog and the Chapman clan track a 19-year-old fugitive charged with kidnapping and menacing, then find themselves in a confrontation with their quarry's family.
Dog and the Chapman clan track a 19-year-old fugitive charged with kidnapping and menacing, then find themselves in a confrontation with their quarry's family.
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Dog the Bounty Hunter
S4, EP31 "Let It Snow"Dog braves a freak April blizzard as he searches for a 21-year-old with a history of domestic abuse and assault.
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S5, EP505 "Rush From Judgment"In Colorado, Dog is enlisted to help locate Melissa, a check forger who has absconded from the courtroom during her sentencing hearing; an inside tip leads him to her safe house, but she has already slipped away.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S4, EP33 "Burn & Return"Dog and the team scour soup kitchens and parks for a homeless fugitive who shoplifts goods and returns them for cash refunds.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S4, EP34 "Stormy Weather"Severe Colorado weather complicates Dog's efforts to nab two fugitives, including a former combat veteran who would rather die than return to jail.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S4, EP23 "The Time to Cry"Dog tries to convince a fugitive's on-again, off-again girlfriend that it's in everyone's best interest to send the man to jail.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S4, EP21 "No Luv Still"Dog and the Chapman clan track a 19-year-old fugitive charged with kidnapping and menacing, then find themselves in a confrontation with their quarry's family.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S4, EP20 "Where the Wild Things Are"Dog, Beth and the team face many surprises while in Colorado; while the children attend camp, the crew hunts a man who disposed of a homicide victim.
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