Intermountain Fugitive Services

Another.

Done!

I posted this in response on someone else's timeline. This definitely wouldn't make good YouTube fodder.

If I were to "teach" a recovery license class to today's know-it-all s**ts (God forbid) I'd run 9/10th's of them off in the first hour.

First thing I'd tell them: put all that "dawg 'n patty-show" crap, guns and smartphones back in their cars. They won't be needing any of that here. Second, break out the pens and notebooks - you're going to learn how to organize your thoughts. You're going back to the third grade to relearn grammar and sentence structure. You're going to learn how to take mental notes and translate them onto paper. You're going to learn to take those said notes and organize them in such a way that somebody else can read them and pick up where you left off. You'll learn to take somebody else's jumbled ramblings and create a coherent timeline. You'll be given an actual file that has been created by a bondsman that is so fu**ed up it will seem to be worthless. You will learn to cull data from that file. All this without the benefit of mind numbing modern technology. You all will learn to focus and communicate effectively.

You will learn it is not all about kicking doors but about patience. You will learn that these dumbf**ks actually arrest themselves - if you give them enough rope.

And I'm going to teach you observational skills. I am going to run a couple of carefully choreographed live scenarios during the class that could either be violent or passive. Immediately after you will be told to drop what you're doing, take out pen and paper and describe in detail what you saw. And if you want to be licensed to relicensed your observations had better be pretty close to the truth.

Only when I'm satisfied that your s**t is in one grid square mentally will we move on to part two, which also involves leaving your junk in the trunk....

For my Montana Peeps: Wanted on a charge of Assault with a weapon (firearm) out of Bozeman, MT -ARMED AND DANGEROUS

Good night last night.Got acquainted with Missoula's finest...twice. Very nice crew. Everybody was professional and polite. Wound up exchanging good intel on our work, making friends and shedding a positive light on both our professions. 100% positive experience. 🤜🤛👮🕵️

Papers served in Montana via New York rules! Dodge my partner, you'll get extra tape!

Just wrapped up a midnight recovery here in Helena for our friends in Arkansas! Surveillance and foot work pay off! Running across the country doesn't.

In Hungry Horse Montana yesterday, North of Flathead. I kicked in a locked bedroom door. Fugitive was barricaded in the room. I soon as I get in he bolts for the bathroom and "supermans" out the smallest window known to man. Full grown man squished out a 14"x14" window. I was literally 6 inches away. F**K! He got away. Amazing. See you soon window boy!!

Day 1 in Montana. Completely awesome. Foot work on 5 files in Great Falls. Good work. Tomorrow an attempted apprehension on a violent fugitive with multiple felonies. Likes to fight they say.

Big reward $!

Reward$!

Reward $!