America's favorite bounty hunter, Duane "Dog" Chapman is prepared to make an apology to the Mexican government. Chapman faces extradition to Mexico on charges for the illegal capture of convicted rapist, Andrew Luster. Chapman and his attorney, Brook Hart are hoping that an apology might help to resolve the situation.
According to Hart, Chapman is willing to take responsibility for not sticking around to face the charges when he was originally arrested back in 2003 for Luster's capture. Hart says Chapman will not apologize for the capture of Luster, though. Chapman and two other stars of the A&E show 'Dog: The Bounty Hunter', could face prison time if their attorneys cant get the situation fixed soon.
According to CBSnews.com, the U.S. Attorney's office has until October 16th to file papers in support of their extradition. Hopefully the issue will be resolved before then.
