I have been to almost every state in this country looking for bail skips, and I have never had a problem with anyone, neither local authorities nor family or friends of the fugitive. It is standard procedure for me to always check in with the local authorities when I am looking for a fugitive. By checking in with them, they know who I am, who I am looking for, and in most cases, will offer to help if any type of problem arises and I need to call on them. They have no earthly idea of what to expect or how to react in the various situations that can arise when you are trying to place someone in custody. These are things that must be either learned on the job working with experienced people or learned in schools such as police academies, etc.
Training is very important in order to learn the proper ways to handle different situations.
I am in support of this bill because it is the right thing to do. We want to correct this potential problem before it can get worse. If we are vigilant now and avoid future problems, we are doing the right thing. Our criminal justice system is the best in the world. The bail bond is an instrument that has helped to make that system work for 200 years.