Dog the Bounty Hunter & Leland Chapman LIVE Podcast + Meet & Greet

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April 19, 2026 | Warehouse On Water | Wilmington, NC Off The Hook Bail Bonds is proud to announce an unforgettable experience in Wilmington, North Carolina! Join us on April 19, 2026, at the historic Warehouse On Water for an exclusive LIVE Podcast and Meet & Greet withDog the Bounty Hunter and Leland Chapman & Cecily Chapman This isn’t just… Read more »

What You Need to Know About Iryna’s Law — and How It’s Changing Bond in North Carolina

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On December 1, 2025, North Carolina ushered in a major shift in how the justice system handles bail and pretrial release with the implementation of Iryna’s Law (House Bill 307). Named after Iryna Zarutska, a young woman tragically killed on a Charlotte light-rail train by a repeat offender, this law was crafted in response to… Read more »

Navigating the Waters of Justice: The Evolution and Benefits of Bail Bond Services in Jacksonville, NC

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In the heart of Onslow County, Jacksonville, North Carolina, operates a judicial system as dynamic and complex as the community it serves. Here, the bail bond system plays a crucial role, acting as the fulcrum balancing justice and freedom. This article delves into the intricacies of bail bonds, highlighting recent changes and underscoring the benefits… Read more »

Bail Reform in N.C. is a BIG MISTAKE!

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With the over crowed jail population of many states being the target of certain human rights groups such as the ACLU, Arnold Foundation, and NAACP. These groups have set their sites on the bail bonding industry by saying that they “prey on those who can’t afford bail.” Some states have or will be going to… Read more »

What happens to forfeited Bail Bonds?

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When people are put in jail or are arrested they usually have to pay in full a bail amount set by a magistrate or hire a bail bondsman and pay a percentage of the bond amount, usually 15%. That persons bail bond can be set anywhere from hundreds to millions of dollars. With many people… Read more »