Hutchinson had been sought since March when he failed to appear for a court hearing in Hennepin County, which includes Minneapolis. bounty hunters, fugitive shoot each other dead at car dealership in texas Today, although they are popularly called bounty hunters, they’re properly known as Bail Enforcement Agents - not to be. The officer had to physically remove the woman from the building, the police report said. Cellphone footage caught two bounty hunters and their fugitives gunfight that broke out in a Greenville, Texas, car dealership. The woman had been to the Nissan dealership to buy a new car and returned with Hutchinson the next day to trade in her old one.Ī Greenville officer found the woman screaming and kneeling over his body following the shooting. Hutchinson apparently appeared unannounced the night before the shooting at the Greenville home of a woman with whom he had three children, the report said. They traced him to the dealership in Greenville, about 50 miles (80 kilometers) northeast of Dallas, after he skipped a court hearing in Minnesota on felony charges.Ī Greenville police officer searched Garcia’s vehicle after the shooting and found papers with Hutchinson’s personal information and printed email exchanges that indicated $3,000 would be paid for his capture, according to the police report, obtained this week by The Dallas Morning News. Customers and employees are heard screaming as they run for cover.Ī Minnesota bail-bond company had hired Garcia and Bernal to find Hutchinson, of St. He dropped the gun, fought with the two men but was able to retrieve and start firing. Cellphone video recorded by people inside the dealership showed Hutchinson pull a handgun from his waistband as the bounty hunters approach. Instead, the three men exchanged about 20 shots with Hutchinson on May 30 inside a glass office at the Nissan showroom, leaving the two private investigators and their target dead. and Gabriel Bernal would have collected the payout if they had succeeded in taking Ramon Michael Hutchinson, 49, into custody. DALLAS (AP) Authorities said Wednesday two bounty hunters and the fugitive from Minnesota they were tracking shot each other dead in a hail of bullets that sent customers and employees fleeing for cover at a Texas car dealership. Bounty hunters Gabriel Bernal and Fidel Garcia were killed while trying to capture fugitive Ramon Michael Hutchinson at a Nissan dealership in Greenville, Texas, just outside of Dallas. GREENVILLE, Texas - Two bounty hunters killed in a point-blank shootout with a Minnesota fugitive at a Texas car dealership were offered $3,000 to apprehend the felon, according to a police report.

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