Is there any agency or list that looks for international fugitives and offers a reward for capture?

Question

Ok ok...i want to do something good for the world, and I also want to make a lot of money. Im pretty good with guns and survival and was thinking about going to guerilla training (you know, when im not acting or working at the grocery store) and then going to foreign countries and hunting down warlords and people that harm others and are wanted by the US Government and Interpol...I know congress passed a bill to reward 2 million dollars to the capture of the former president of Liberia (Charles Taylor I believe). So how would one get in on such action, how could one learn the ways of a guerilla assassin?

Answer 1

Interpol (the International Criminal Police Organization) has wanted posters of some of the world's nastiest criminals:
http://www.interpol.int/Public/Wanted/Default.asp

As to where to gain the skills, I would recommend the United States military - the Navy has SEALS, Army has Delta Force. Both are elite units where you learn the types of skills that would come in handy hunting international criminals.
http://www.sealchallenge.navy.mil/
http://specialoperations.com/Army/Delta_Force/

The FBI and Secret Service also specialize in the apprehension of criminals, and both offer excellent training for agents.
http://www.fbijobs.gov/
http://www.secretservice.gov/opportunities.shtml

By the way, a "guerilla assassin" would be someone who works way, way outside the law. I believe the title you are looking for is "global vigilante".

Answer 2

That's a pretty cool career path. I guess the best place to start would be in the US Armed Forces, and join Special Forces in any of the branches. They'll give you lots of training that would come in handy. Other than that, the CIA has "jurisdiction" outside the United States for field work. Bounty Hunters can also work for themselves, though it woudl be best to get some government training.

Answer 3

A bounty hunter is an individual who seeks out fugitives for a monetary reward. It is legal in the United States thanks to the 1872 U.S. Supreme Court case (Taylor v. Taintor) which established that the person to whom a person accused of a crime is remanded into the custody of as part of his bail has sweeping rights to recover that person. Thus most bounty hunters are in the employ of a bail bondsman. ...
Ref. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bounty_hunter

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Answer 4

It is Interpol. You can go to their site through internet.

Answer 5

Better stick to head bagger at the Supermarket.

Answer 6

You could be a bounty hunter....but the way you sound, {fanatical} maybe you should just join a religious group.

Answer 7

Become a bounty hunter first then move on from there.

Answer 8

check out interpol

Answer 9

The FBI does that.