‘Dog the Bounty Hunter’ Won’t Face Assault Charges: Reports
"Dog the Bounty Hunter," Duane Chapman poses with a fan outside of a press conference where New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, was speaking to the media about the capture of convicted murderer David Sweat on June 28, 2015, in Malone, New York. Scott Olson/Getty Images
“Dog the Bounty” hunter star Duane Chapman will not face charges in a confrontation at the Denver Airport.
Chapman and a 17-year-old allegedly were involved in a confrontation several weeks ago, according to TMZ on Dec. 15. The teen filed an assault report with the local police department. “I have a bounty on my head, what are you going to do about it,” the teen allegedly told him.
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