The Ann Arbor News - MLive.com - Ann Arbor, MI, USA - He's a high school drop-out with an extensive criminal record, a long blond mullet and hair combed back to cover a large bald spot.

But he sure is popular.

Hundreds of people flooded the downtown Ann Arbor Borders Friday evening to get a look at Duane "Dog" Chapman - perhaps the world's most famous bounty hunter. He was in town signing his book, "You Can Run But You Can't Hide: The Life and Times of Dog the Bounty Hunter."

His story of redemption is part of what has given him rock star status. That and a TV show - "Dog The Bounty Hunter"

Cinema Blend - USA - Duane "Dog" Chapman has vowed to continue his bounty-hunting career - but will not return to Mexico on any future missions. The star of U.S. TV series Dog The Bounty Hunter escaped charges earlier this month (Aug07) relating to a June 2003 incident in the country, during which he planned to capture serial rapist Andrew Luster - the heir to the Max Factor cosmetics empire - in Puerto Vallarta on the Pacific coast.

However, Chapman fell foul of the Mexican legal system by embarking on the mission, because bounty hunting is deemed illegal in the Latin American country. Chapman, his son

Starpulse.com - Branford, CT, USA - Duange "Dog" Chapman has vowed to continue his bounty-hunting career - but will not return to Mexico on any future missions. The star of Dog The Bounty Hunter escaped charges earlier this month relating to a June 2003 incident in the country, during which he planned to capture serial rapist Andrew Luster - the heir to the Max Factor cosmetics empire - in Puerto Vallarta on the Pacific coast.

However, Chapman fell foul of the Mexican legal system by embarking on the mission, because bounty hunting is deemed illegal in the Latin American country. Chapman, his son Leland and colleague Tim