What happened to the Bounty Boys? Personal investigation underway.

Sometime in February of 2016, the YouTube channel, "The Bounty Boys" (not to be confused with a channel with the same name, in which the avatar is identical to the thumbnail of Oklahoma's own Bounty Boys Catching the Bad Guys!), has been deleted, and caused me quite a bit of irritation since I watched them all the time. 

There is proof of the channel's existence, mainly being https://web.archive.org/web/20120902070013/http://www.youtube.com/user/dewitt1015/videos and Oklahoma's own Bounty Boys Catching the Bad Guys!. I swear that, the last time I checked back when the channel was up, the channel had well over 1,000,000 views! But why would such successful and online history making (as in broadcasting online fugitive recovery pickups and perhaps even a reality TV show) people just dump everything like whoever deleted the channel did!?

I remember looking at the channel, and seeing in a comments section about the infrequency of videos being post, "The Bounty Boys" said something about the cable company that they worked with receiving much of the content generated by the Bounty Boys, which may be why there aren't too many videos coming out too fast.

I wonder if a lot of the post-2009 or post-2010 videos are releases of older footage, becuase I saw a short 2 second or so clip here that looked a lot like as if it was from the episode "You just woke me up!", which, respectively, was released in 2013 or 2014, though I'm not so sure becuase from what I remembered from the episode, both Chris and Les were wearing a "BOUNTY BOYS" patch on the back of their vests instead of "FUGITIVE ENFORCEMENT" (you're just going to have to take my word for it).

Now, the Bounty Boys used to maintain a website, bountyboys.tv. But, it looks like it's down. Fortinately, there is an archived version (https://web.archive.org/web/20090311040717/http://bountyboys.tv/index.html).

So far, my only theory about why the Bounty Boys stopped putting out content was that they resighned after an incident in 2009 in which they busted into a family's house and got into trouble for it (http://www.news9.com/story/15231830/okc-bounty-hunters-speak-out-about-bounty-boys-terrorizing-innocent-family, http://www.news9.com/story/15277622/bounty-boys-charged-for-entering-wrong-midwest-city-home, http://www.morelaw.com/verdicts/case.asp?s=OK&d=58565). As far as I know, the Bounty Boys were not placed in jail/prison, even though they had to pay like $10,000 for the incident, probably in a civil case.

But, a video released in 2014 that talks about going after deadbeat parents pretty much contradicts this, and in the same video, Chris Black said "I'm a bounty hunter for life".

So far, I can not find any no longer existing content about the bounty boys released after 2014, or any existing content after 2009, 2010 or, counting the archived YouTube channel, 2012.

After this post is released, I will be sending a e-mails to a 43 year old male named "David Dewitt (Shad)" (https://www.mylife.com/david-dewitt/davidshaddewitt?userMode=0#reputation-section), and videovigilanteokc, and Tuffy Productions.
I've already Tweeted to their Twitter profile, but I did not get a response, and there appears to be no activity since 2011.

I'll make a new post if I get a reply unless requested otherwise.

If you know the Bounty Boys or a pair of men by the name of "David Shad Dewitt (AKA Chris Black)" and "Lawrence Earl Sanders (AKA Les Sanders and Les Riggs)" personally, or know their family or friends, or know people who know their friends and/or family, please ask them what's going on if they're comfortable. Remember, this is NOT an murder, kidnapping or missing person case or anything like that so, if they don't want to talk, it's fine.

You you have any information, hints, clues, tips or whatever relating to this, please say so in the comments below.

Once I get new information, I'll make a new post about this.