served a warrant today (very sad)

[hamstershaver]

i bet u 10 bucks the adults have enuff money for crack and 40 oz's

Don't feel sorry for people's lousy decisions in life.

doesnt sound like anyone here feels sorry for the adults, just the kids

 

[AAP]

what was the warrent for? and how do you get a job doing that? what does it pay?

My thoughts exactly...

 

[PICK3]

She'll wipe her arse with that warrant. It doesn't mean shit to her.

There's no debtor's prison in the U.S.

 

[Whiskey]

sucks to hear. Needto is right about her strippin. Any woman can strip almost anywhere for some easy cash.

At times like that, ya gotta do what ya gotta do

Whiskey

 

[DJ_UFO]

i started serving warrants part time

well i go to serve a warrant in a low income area of the city. the house i just walked into the door was broken. curtains up for doors. very broken down home. walked through till i found the guy but the whole house was filled with people. must have been family members. get up to where he was staying with his gf. the gf owned the house, had 3 kids. they had an attic area, they rented out the rest of the house. no doors the kids slept on mats 10ft from their bed. very sad and poor parenting.

needless to say i called and thanked my parents right after.

It's sad to see that but in this real world, nobody is forced to live like that. Each person makes his own life/future based on family values, education, pride and honor. The system gives every citizen the same right tools to pick them up, use them with your best capacities and skills and succeed in life. Tragedies like that IMHO are only related to low intelligence.

 

[jnevin]

You should have done them a favor and smashed their heads with the claw of a hammer.


All of them. And burn the house.

 

[mrdeeznuts]

i bet u 10 bucks the adults have enuff money for crack and 40 oz's

Don't feel sorry for people's lousy decisions in life.

mad dog beer and cigs all over the place

 

[mrdeeznuts]

what was the warrent for? and how do you get a job doing that? what does it pay?

Depending upon the laws in the state where you live, you must first find a Bail Bond Agent or Surety that will give you the authority to pick up their defendant's that have failed to appear or are going to fail to appear in court.

Most states have recently enacted some sort of legislation that ranges from required training and/or required licensing, so you'll have to check with your state to verify what training or licensing you need.

Best thing to do is to contact a local Bail Bonds Agent and ask them. They can give you all the information you need and tell you about what they pay to bring in a defendant that skipped his/her court appearance.

 

[needtogetaas]

lol

 

[slat1]

Call to social services?