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You'd think that, but no, not really. If you talk to a lawyer first and he registers what you're doing with the police first and you don't actually break the la
by 3pt14159 5y ago
You'd think that, but no, not really. If you talk to a lawyer first and he registers what you're doing with the police first and you don't actually break the law, you'll be fine. Lots of bounty hunters and private investigators are in the same game. Going to the police saying "I want to earn this $10m reward by finding those horrid blokes and here is why I'm qualified" isn't going to completely blow their mind.
But it could get you hacked or worse.
- giantg2 5y agoMost states require bounty hunters and private investigators to have a license. Usually notifyingthe police is something they would do for physical situations. It could get tricky on the internet when dealing with jurisdiction. You would likely have to file something with the local police, state police, and DOJ/FBI/?. Honestly, the level of competence is not stellar. You could still be searched/raided/arrested and inconvenienced for days to years. Just look at how long Crosby was in prison with an all-star level legal team and protective agreement with the DA...