Fugitive Recovery techniques

If it was my first time tracking a fugitive, how would you recommend I go about it? would I contact their family? is there a resource to track cell phones? is it relatively easy?

Dusty, there is no one answer to your question.... the best advise I think is to tell you to start running searches on FRN for what you seek. Start out with one question and work into the subject.

Techniques vary so widely with each scenario... there are no simple answers and frankly there often are no right and wrong answers... what may not work in this situation may be just the thing in the next.

Nothing is cut and dried.... nothing is black and white... there are no rules of thumb... improvisation according to the scenario is basically what you have to do...............

as for "is it easy?"........ sometimes yes, most often no.... read, read, read and then read some more.

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Have you complete all the PC 1299 requirements?

Ditto Tony question and perhaps you will gather something from the following topic

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Tony, for what state?

Johnny.

Edit; I found it.

LuVonda, why did you reference my post on "Old Flames".................. I am lost on this one.???

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Some are easy, some are complex, some you just get plain old lucky on.
Skips are like a box of choclates, you just never know what you are going to get.
Do your homework, know your skip, find out as much about them as you possibly can. Try to find an EX, if theres one thing i know for sure, Ex's like to talk, especially if the former boyfriend/Girlfriend/Spouse was a jerk.

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Bill, because this person just 'may' be looking for an "old flame" or someone that they have 'misplaced' they have "none" marked in the experience and come in wanting to know "If" they were looking for someone how would they start . . .
Remember not too awful long ago someone came here and it turned out that she was looking for someone that had 'wronged' her . . . Tony asked was he 1299 compliant . . . no response only another topic saying that he was interested in getting into this Biz and how to start . . .
we must be careful what we dispense in the 'open area' . . .

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Well,

Dusty's sig line says he is in San Diego. If that is so, he needs to be CA PC 1299 compliant at least for the next 2 1/2 months.

Unless a last minute extension is passed by the CA legislator, PC 1299 requirements expire at 1201 AM, 1/1/2010.

Then CA becomes the wild, wild west again with NO bail recovery requirements or restrictions.

That should be fun to watch with no restrictions

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