INSANE VIDEO captures fatal GUNFIGHT between bounty hunters and fugitive
OK. This one is crazy insane.
Two bounty hunters chased down a fugitive and confronted him inside a car dealership when he pulled out his gun and the bullets flew.
Someone was videotaping the entire interaction – it gets nuts.
Unfortunately the two bounty hunters died and so did the fugitive.
Here’s more from Fox News:
The two men, identified by authorities as Fidel Garcia and Gabriel Bernal from Corpus Christi, had pursued Ramon Michael Hutchinson, 49, on Tuesday to a Nissan dealership in Greenville, located about 50 miles northeast of Dallas.
Stew Peters, a bail investigator with the private Minnesota-based company U.S. Fugitive Recovery and Extradition, told the Associated Press that Hutchinson had been sought since March when he failed to appear for a court hearing in Hennepin County, which includes Minneapolis. Hutchinson, listed in court records as a resident of St. Paul, Minnesota, was facing several charges that included assaulting a law enforcement officer.
The two had tracked Hutchinson to the dealership, and after waiting for several hours, approached him Tuesday evening.
Garcia and Bernal then drew their weapons and Hutchinson responded by drawing his own pistol, which he dropped, according to a statement from Kathy Lucas, spokeswoman for the city of Greenville. The men fought as Hutchinson retrieved his weapon and began firing. The other two fired as well and Lucas said about 20 shots were fired in the span of six seconds. Customers and employees fled for cover.
Terrible outcome, but at least no one else got hurt.
Two bounty hunters chased down a fugitive and confronted him inside a car dealership when he pulled out his gun and the bullets flew.
Someone was videotaping the entire interaction – it gets nuts.
Unfortunately the two bounty hunters died and so did the fugitive.
Here’s more from Fox News:
The two men, identified by authorities as Fidel Garcia and Gabriel Bernal from Corpus Christi, had pursued Ramon Michael Hutchinson, 49, on Tuesday to a Nissan dealership in Greenville, located about 50 miles northeast of Dallas.
Stew Peters, a bail investigator with the private Minnesota-based company U.S. Fugitive Recovery and Extradition, told the Associated Press that Hutchinson had been sought since March when he failed to appear for a court hearing in Hennepin County, which includes Minneapolis. Hutchinson, listed in court records as a resident of St. Paul, Minnesota, was facing several charges that included assaulting a law enforcement officer.
The two had tracked Hutchinson to the dealership, and after waiting for several hours, approached him Tuesday evening.
Garcia and Bernal then drew their weapons and Hutchinson responded by drawing his own pistol, which he dropped, according to a statement from Kathy Lucas, spokeswoman for the city of Greenville. The men fought as Hutchinson retrieved his weapon and began firing. The other two fired as well and Lucas said about 20 shots were fired in the span of six seconds. Customers and employees fled for cover.
Terrible outcome, but at least no one else got hurt.