When Curtis Duncan's pops Larry Duncan got hauled off to Fresh Meadows psychiatric ward and his mama Nee-Nee Duncan started fighting her battle with breast cancer, everything changed for the fifteen-year-old from Waycross, Georgia. With two younger siblings depending on him and bills stacking higher than Sunday church offerings, Curtis had to step up fast. Those brutal fighting lessons his father had been putting him through in the backwoods weren't just about handling neighborhood beef—they were preparing him for something much bigger. When his childhood friend Ray Bradford rolled up to his door sporting a U.S. Marshal's badge and talking about bounty hunting money, Curtis saw his shot. Here was a way to use his daddy's hard teachings to make legitimate paper without getting caught up in the family's street business that had already claimed too many.

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Curtis's first job took him straight to Savannah's streets, tracking down Darnell "Chop" Matthews—a knucklehead who thought he could skip court and disappear into the shadows. Ray had promised it would be easy money, five thousand dollars for a simple pickup. But when Curtis found himself chasing Chop through back alleys and abandoned lots, dodging trash cans and jumping fences, he realized this game was about more than just catching runners. This was about survival, respect, and proving he had what it took to make it in a world where weak men got eaten alive. When those handcuffs finally clicked shut on Chop's wrists, Curtis knew he'd found his calling. He wasn't just some struggling kid from the hood anymore—he was a professional, and in the bounty hunting business, reputation was everything.

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