A fellow board member, Bradley Smith, described him as a "gentle giant". Garcia sat on the board of the Texas Association of Licensed Investigators. and Gabriel Bernal confronting fugitive Ramon Michael Hutchinson in broad daylight in what turns into a shootout with several innocent bystanders just feet away. The video shows bounty hunters Fidel Garcia Jr. It’s of two bounty hunters from Corpus Christi who tracked a fugitive from Minnesota to a car dealership outside of Dallas. Hutchinson was more prepared for a gunfight." If you haven’t seen the video yet, you likely will soon. Garcia felt the defendant would ultimately appear at that dealership," said Stew Peters, a bail investigator with the private Minnesota-based company U.S. Garcia, the owner of FNG Security and Investigations of Corpus Christi, had managed to track the suspect to the dealership with his employee Bernal. Paul, Minnesota, was facing several charges that included assaulting a law enforcement officer and a first-degree drug offence. 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. Hutchinson, listed in court records as a resident of St. No one else was injured, Associated Press reported. The person filming the footage joins others in ducking for cover as all three men fire their weapons, with about 20 rounds heard in the space of just six seconds.īernal, Garcia, and Hutchinson all suffered multiple gunshot wounds in the incident and died at the scene. Authorities in Tennessee say seven people they described as bounty hunters shot at four people in a car April 23 in Clarksville, killing one man and injuring another. The pair can be seen approaching the 49-year-old suspect with their weapons drawn, before Hutchinson tries to grab – but drops – his own weapon.Ī woman in the car showroom can then be heard shouting, "no, no," as there's a struggle, before Hutchinson manages to reclaim his gun and begin firing. The dealership owner said the men, now known to be Bernal and Garcia, waited at the for several hours for the woman and Hutchison to arrive.
Their hope was Hutchinson would come with her and he did. The incident happened in Greenville, about 50 miles (80km) northeast of Dallas, on Tuesday (30 May).īounty hunters Gabriel Bernal, 33, and Fidel Garcia, 54, had arrived at the dealership to apprehend suspected criminal Ramon Hutchinson. Peters said the bounty hunters used a ruse to get the woman back to the car lot. This is what the grumpy flower girl at Kate Middleton and Prince William's wedding looks like now
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