1.   Bert sent out circulars, telegrams and postcards, what lawmen used then to track fugitives.

2.   Bloodhounds also were tracking the fugitive.

3.   Even in cases where the authorities have easy access to fingerprints or photographs, prosecutors rely on local police departments to track fugitives, Kenny said.

4.   Manuel works out of his Queens apartment, tracking fugitives by computer, sometimes with mixed emotions, but always for cold cash.

5.   Safir, for example, won Justice Department approval for the Marshals Service to take over from the FBI responsibility for tracking fugitives.

6.   Safir has enlisted the marshals and FBI to join the local police to track down fugitives who have left the city.

7.   Such is the life of American bounty hunters, people who track down fugitives from the law and are paid only when they get their man.

8.   The rest of the movie has the gangsters trying to track the fugitives down, as they bond as surrogate mother-and-son.

9.   Tracking down fugitives these days is, like so many other jobs, mostly a matter of tapping into the right database.

10.   Police had launched a massive manhunt for Salman, including air support, sniffer dogs and off-road vehicles, and finally tracked the fugitive down Tuesday morning before dawn.