Dog the Bounty Hunter hit with £1.3m in unpaid taxes after failed search for Brian Laundrie
DOG the Bounty Hunter has been hit with over $1.6 million in federal and state tax liens after his failed search for late fugitive Brian Laundrie., whose real name is Duane Chapman, owes millions in unpaid taxes with debts stretching from Colorado to Hawaii.
In Douglas county, Dog, 69, owes federal taxes for 2014 through 2019, with one lien totaling $799,975, according to records with the Clerk and Recorder's office.In Jefferson County, Colorado, the Clerk and Recorder's office confirmed that the former TV star has another open federal tax lien for tax years from 2014 to 2019 totaling $800,087.“I’ve been working diligently to satisfy these outstanding debts and look forward to putting this behind us," the famed bounty hunter said.
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