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Duane “Dog” Chapman, right, and Beth Chapman presented the award for CMT performance of the year, in June 2013, at the CMT Music Awards at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tenn. Police in Colorado said today they are investigating a reported burglary of a business owned by “Dog the Bounty Hunter” reality TV star Duane “Dog” Chapman.
EDGEWATER, Colo. >> Police in Colorado said today they are investigating a reported burglary of a business owned by “Dog the Bounty Hunter” reality TV star Duane “Dog” Chapman.
A passerby in the Denver suburb of Edgewater discovered a broken glass door Tuesday at a business that stocks merchandise that’s sold online. Police Cpl. Bob Brink said officers boarded the door after they couldn’t reach anyone affiliated with the business, called “Free as a Bird Bail Bond.”
Someone with the firm reported Thursday that merchandise and personal items had been stolen, Brink said today. As of today, police didn’t have a list of what is missing, and the investigation is still in its early stages, Brink said.
Chapman tweeted today that there is a “large cash reward” for any information about who is responsible.
The Bible says it is an unforgivable sin to steal from the dead
LARGE CASH REWARD FOR ANY INFORMATION FIR WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS !!! https://t.co/TEUKHjOkvH— Duane Dog Chapman (@DogBountyHunter) August 2, 2019
The business is not open to the public. A telephone call to the business went unanswered today.
Chapman’s late wife and co-star, Beth Chapman, died in June at age 51 in Hawaii. She had battled cancer for about two years. Funeral services were held July 13 in her home state of Colorado.
The Chapmans starred in the A&E show for eight seasons until it was canceled in 2012. The show followed the couple as they apprehended people who avoided arrest warrants.
They later starred in Country Music Television’s “Dog & Beth: On the Hunt.” WGN America is in production on a new series featuring the couple called “Dog’s Most Wanted,” set to premiere Sept. 4.
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