Aaron Kennedy

20 years ago I started bail enforcement. I quickly found that I excelled and this is what I've been doing ever since.

Bail Enforcement Agents, also called Fugitive Recovery Agents are better known as Bail Enforcement Agent. Don't think of Duane 'Dog' Chapman, this isn't a game.

I am are hired by the bail companies to arrest the fugitive suspects. As a Bail Enforcement Agent I have wide leeway to operate because suspects have signed contracts that strip them of many rights if they forfeit bail. That contract allows me to track down the fugitives with broader rights than any cop in the country. It gives me the right of extradition to enter their home, business, or place of residence and arrest the fugitive.

My arrests are typically much more peaceful than other Bail Enforcement Agents who are much more aggressive.

My arrest techniques are in place because of many years in the business and extensive training programs. I go through great lengths to ensure public safety and a successful arrest without incident.

I try to calmly approach the defendants and tell them that they are under arrest and that I've been sent by the Bail Bond Company. But there are those instances when things that are out of your control happen that make the arrest all but peaceful.