Look at this!:

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017...ership-in-texas.html

Note this:

Authorities in Tennessee say seven people they described as bounty hunters shot at four people in a car April 23 in Clarksville, killing one man and injuring another. It appears the larger group targeted the wrong vehicle and all seven have been indicted on first-degree murder charges. Not one of the men in the car was wanted on outstanding charges.
I quoted FOX News as I know that is a trusted news source!
Peter.

All over local news, it appears the two bounty hunters made a fatal error when they elected not to shoot fugitive when he drew a gun, instead tried to subdue him, he retrieved gun and shot them to pieces while they returned the favor. Watchiing the video, it's amazing that the only ones hit were the three actors.

Update on this evenings news, which I assume, but certainly don't know to be accurate. It was said that they were offered $5000 apiece for his arrest ALIVE, apparently dead he was worth zero to them. This certainly may have influenced their fatal decisions not to shoot sooner.

FWIW, they did not inform Greenville police of their attempted arrest and according to one evaluation, attempting to do it inside the dealership with multiple people around was a very poor decision that would be against police policy.

Yeah telling the dealership that they were "plain clothed" federal agents was probably a big no no as well

I figured his head was worth nothing dead so that is why they didn't waste him early on. He knew he wasn't going to go down without a fight. Glad no one else in the dealership was injured.

That must have been a very intense firefight with 3 people in the corner of a cubicle within a foot of each other

Yep,there were a great bit of SNAFUS on this little scam.

Visiting friend of mine in very, very, rural area of WV and at only quick shop in the area stopped for a cup of coffee to go and there inside was a very scary dude. Long tangled hair, biceps size of barrels, tattoos all over him and two handguns of 1911's plus a short barreled double shotgun slung over his back. Almost everyone in this area is armed, but not to that degree openly in public places. He left and asked the clerk who I knew who was that guy?
She said she had been told he was a bounty hunter and after someone "up the holler" for some sort of crime he had committed and the guy had asked her for directions. Wrong thing to do for these folks tend to look after each other no matter how nasty the person is, it's tradition of mountain folks it seems. Heard weeks later that the bounty hunter did go to the felons location and someone found him in the ditch line of the road to the home. Message sent and received and action taken. Everybody or almost everybody in that area has a rifle and normally an '06 for deer meat is a common table fare. Being a bounty hunter is not for the faint of heart nor a sound mind.