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<blockquote data-quote="bsdubois00" data-source="post: 1286243" data-attributes="member: 7347">I agree everyone has the right to bare arms.&nbsp; But what gives said person the right to openly bring a gun onto someone&#039;s property and force them to come with them because they skipped bail.&nbsp; Wouldn&#039;t this be the same as a cop?I think if that&#039;s the case I should be able to openly carry my gun with me and force my renters to pay me rent when they are 2 days late.It&#039;s the fact that a) you will have a ton of untrained bondsman out there with guns on them thinking they can use them to enforce the law (they are bondsman not police officers) and b) you will be willingly going onto private property with your weapon using it as a sign of force (whether or not you even take it out the holster) when all you are is a public civilian with a bondsman license not an officer of the law.Just curious here - what rights does a bondsman have to go onto/into private property to go after a subject that skipped?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bsdubois00, post: 1286243, member: 7347"] I agree everyone has the right to bare arms. But what gives said person the right to openly bring a gun onto someone's property and force them to come with them because they skipped bail. Wouldn't this be the same as a cop? I think if that's the case I should be able to openly carry my gun with me and force my renters to pay me rent when they are 2 days late. It's the fact that a) you will have a ton of untrained bondsman out there with guns on them thinking they can use them to enforce the law (they are bondsman not police officers) and b) you will be willingly going onto private property with your weapon using it as a sign of force (whether or not you even take it out the holster) when all you are is a public civilian with a bondsman license not an officer of the law. Just curious here - what rights does a bondsman have to go onto/into private property to go after a subject that skipped? [/QUOTE]

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