Bail Enforcement Training Las Vegas NV

September 24th – 26th 2010 The Bail Enforcement Academy® Las Vegas NV - America's most experienced and recommended trainer of successful BEA's. With 12 years offering a complete P.O.S.T. approved vocational program, including lifetime mentorship and networking opportunities this is the most recommended program available for the serious professional.

When summer is gone in most places fun in the sun continues in Las Vegas. The Nevada Bail Enforcement Academy® workshops are always a great mixture of serious training and meeting future/current members of the bail bond industry from all over the country and having a great time. Las Vegas has always been the industries favorite business location for good reason, the deals on food and lodging are unbeatable; add the weather, scenery, and the activities and you can’t beat it.

If you are going to invest in your vocational training this is a great opportunity to enjoy yourself as well. Get more info at the Bail Enforcement Academy®

Washington State Bail Recovery Training September

September 10th - 12th 2010 - Pacific NW Bail Enforcement Academy® Washington’s #1 Training provider. Actual and intensive Instructor experience is the foundation and standard of quality fugitive recovery training. Learn with the most experienced and recommended trainers of successful Washington Bail Recovery Agents. A complete lifetime program, including lifetime mentorship and networking opportunities. This program exceeds Washington State Bail Recovery Agents RCW 18.185.260 Section 1 32 hour minimum Field Operations requirement, Colorado P.O.S.T./DOI requirements, and is WSFRA approved. Early signup is recommended.
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Washington State DOL Say’s No to Bounty Hunter Weekend Seminars

Bounty Hunter Weekend Seminars have always been on the internet. Having observed and attended a few they typically include a lot of hype, waving cash around like this is a quick way to get rich, swat gear and lots of video and tough guy stories. The time left over is usually the basics, similar to the information already available in the many books on the subject.

Often advertised as an “employment opportunity coming to a town near you” on craigslist, myspace, just about anywhere it's free to advertise jobs/employment opportunities on the internet.

We have never observed anyone become successful as a result of this type of training. In fact we have searched the internet and find nobody in this business whom obtained work and made a career after two whole days of training let alone is holding a "fist full of dollars".

For Washington State Bail Recovery Agent license applicants, investing in training that does not even meet Washington State minimal requirements can be a big mistake. Washington State DOL refuses to accept such training for WA Bail Recovery Agent licensing when submitted, period.

Washington State Requirements

Washington residents are required to be licensed, a process consisting of a criminal background check, training, and a written examination on Washington State laws.

In reviewing the DOL website information regarding these training requirements one does not learn of RCW 18.185.260 Section 1 until they access the study material at the website in preparation for the exam. Sometimes this isn’t until it’s too late.

RCW 18.185.260 Section 1 specifies the minimal curriculum requirement for Washington State approved Field Operations Training.

Field Operations Training is where you are supposed to learn how one conducts themselves in field, not to be entertained. You need to enter this serious field with the knowledge to perform amongst the community in a lawful manner and get the job done. This includes everything from learning the main skill required, to successfully investigative consistently, to making apprehensions safely and with minimal disturbance to the public.

Besides getting a license, successful Bail Recovery professional’s network through associations, creating a wide reach to apprehend fugitives and continued mentorship for members. It is important ones training, skill level and methods are acceptable to the industry.

Consumer Advice

Before signing up anywhere thoroughly do the following:

• Get reputable training from reputable industry recommended sources.

• Invest wisely, audit the hours before spend your money, do they even meet your States minimum requirements? You can contact DOL and verify this and the industry popularity of the training provided.

• Make calls, Google, verify completely the experience and background of those you are considering as your training resource. Ask and verify with the State of issuance if they are currently licensed, and for how long? No license could be a red flag; it could be the result of false claims of experience or even a criminal record.

• Contact their graduates and see if they received the training advertised.

• Are they as individuals, along with their training program respected and accepted by the bonding industry?

• And most important of all ask those graduates if they have been successful at obtaining work.

The Bail Enforcement Academy®, approaching 13 years training experience, even after being on television, has always known NOBODY can train a successful agent in 32 hours, let alone a weekend. We are a lifetime program that has been successful with that knowledge and it is a success shared by our graduates. As Washington States leading trainer you will not find it difficult to verify our claims.

If you are serious about becoming a both licensed and successful Washington State Bail Recovery Agent, we offer a serious vocational program for successful Bail Bonds and Bail Recovery Agents. Check out Washington’s most attended program you will find plenty of validation for the Bail Enforcement Academy® program from Bail Bond and Bail Recovery Agents all over Washington and the USA. We invite you to visit our website

Bail Recovery Professional vs. Former Bounty Hunter

Former Tacoma Bounty Hunter Kevin Collins went on the lam, sticking a Washington bail agency with $25,000 in bail bonds. Figuring it “takes one to loose one” Collins was confident he could elude the bond agencies attempts to find him.

He didn’t figure he would ever meet Dave from West Coast Bail Enforcement of Olympia WA.

To his amazement that’s exactly what happened last weekend. Having become quite comfortable in Oklahoma, the fugitive was in a state of “shock & awe” when Dave & his partner surprised him in his driveway. He was in handcuffs and on a flight back to Washington the same day.

Collins was totally amazed they were able to locate him. The fugitive was immediately returned to Washington. Throughout his transport, he kept asking “how to did you ever you find me”. He will have to continue wondering.

Apparently he hadn’t heard that the capture rate for the Bail Enforcement Academy® graduates is 80% or higher……

Huge kudos to West Coast Bail Enforcement