Dog the Bounty Hunter – A Second Chance
Posted on November 11, 2007 by geoserv
Well, by now most people are aware that Duane “Dog” Chapman, aka Dog the Bounty Hunter, is in hot water.
Dog was made famous for capturing Andrew Luster the heir to the Max Factor empire and also the convicted man of 86 charges of raping 3 women. Shortly after this, A & E gave him his own show showing him capturing bond jumpers etc…
His show was the number one show on A & E, but that came to an end this week once a phone conversation between him and his son Tucker was released to the Enquirer and later surfaced on YouTube.
The conversation contained explicit language and more importantly racist remarks directed at his sons girlfriend.
Since then A & E has puller his show until they determine what to do next.
Dog has appeared on Larry King Live on CNN apologizing and trying to explain what happened.
There have been numerous polls asking people what they think about the case, on Larry King’s poll 87% wanted his show returned, heres another one that seems to support his return.
I think his show should return. Dog gives people a second chance on his show all the time, you give what you receive. Lets give him a second chance.
Lets all relax and not make this a murder trial, this word has been said by almost all of us, the fact that his privacy was invaded and his good for nothing son sold it to a tabloid doesn’t mean we need to hang the man. What kind of son would sell his father out? Dog had another son do the same thing a few years ago, I wonder why 2 of his sons are so quick to accept money to sell their dad out.
I would like to see Tucker disowned by Dog.
Settle down people and lets forgive and move on. A & E, give the man back his show like you want to, but are worried about public backlash. Polls show people want his show to return.
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November 21, 2007 at 10:57 am
Everyone makes mistakes. Everyone. Dog made a mistake, apologized for it and promised to mend his ways. Dog is a righteous, God-fearing man who helps fugitives to turn their lives around, keeps the streets safe for the children, and inspires millions of people to get off drugs and to live their lives right. Dog lives by the golden rule. Do onto others as you would have them do onto you. He gives his fugitives a second chance. I agree – he deserves a second chance, too. I miss the show and want to see it back on A&E again! Tuesday nights just aren’t the same..