But before we get to Ted, just need to add real quick that for all jobs on the HotSheet and any contract in general, you’re going to want to consult your local Guild or Law Enforcement office to double-check any bounty before confronting a fugitive, as bounties may have been cleared. Which brings us nicely to today’s special guest, Ted Morales, the chair of the Guild’s Committee on Ethical Practices, to talk to us about what it means to have a code of ethics as a bounty hunter. Not much of a contract either if I’m being honest, but sometimes the reward is about more than creds. The locals have turned up dry, and since the child left of her own will, it hasn’t been much of a priority. She ran away from their Cestulus home three months ago, and there has been no word from her since. Eugene and Marigold Helms have listed a private contract for information on the whereabouts of their 13-year-old daughter. Smart credits are on them trying to make their way across yet another border to try their luck with the Banu. Since Suec’ath has already been able to give a highly secure labor camp the slip, you can bet that this is one slippery slink. Turns out, the Xi’An are especially eager for the return and are being very generous on this one. However, the request was denied and the Advocacy are looking to extradite Suec’ath back to Xi’An space. After being sent to a Xi’An labor camp as a political dissident, Suec’ath managed to escape to UEE space in the hope of finding asylum. Here’s hoping he escaped in a ship he repaired. Rapapo skipped bail, and has been on the lam since late November. A scam he apparently had going for a few years, silencing complaints with apologies and bribes where he could, until his shoddy work wound up getting a family of five nearly killed after their hull ruptured during what should have been a routine landing. It seems one Silas Rapapo of Rapapo Repairs out near Vann was trying to up his profit margins by telling people that he was patching up their ship with high-end materials when, in reality, he was slapping on low-grade steel bonding covered in some nice paint work. Our thoughts and well wishes to our brothers and sisters, as well as all the starmen fighting to protect us, but since the boards are being overrun with government bounties, I figured I’d use today’s HotSheet to highlight some of the jobs that are a little more off the beaten path, so to speak.įirst up, a mechanic on the make. Doubly so thanks to more than a few brave members stepping up to do their part and enlisting to serve. With the government sights turning to focus on the Vanduul threat, it seems that there is all the more business coming our way. It’s only been a few weeks now since the declaration of war - about damn time I might add - but already the Guild is seeing an uptick in contracts. Don’t forget to tell them that Garret sent you. The deal only lasts till the beginning of the new year, so all you newly franchised hunters out there, get shopping. To celebrate, they are having a fantastic Citizen Day special where all customers who earned their Citizenship this standard Earth year can send in a rebate for 25% off. Manufacturer of such fine ship ordnance as the Revenant Ballistic Gatling and the Strife Mass Driver, Apocalypse has just introduced a new line of personal weapons that are as well-crafted and absolutely devastating as their larger siblings. At the trigger, as always, is me, Garret Coliga, delivering another round of the latest official Bounty Hunters Guild news, tech and tips brought to you by today’s sponsor, Apocalypse Arms. We are locked and loaded, with today’s episode of TRACKER ready to shoot.
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