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State regulators are cracking down hard on bail bond company Mr. Bail and its manager Anna Yarbro, proposing massive fines over $200K each for widespread violations—including hiring unlicensed agents—that escalated after a fatal March shooting in Missoula. The auditor’s office, which has been investigating since last fall, says the company engaged in dishonest practices and is now seeking to revoke Yarbro’s license. Following the shooting, licenses were immediately suspended for Mr. Bail, Yarbro, and two employees, with orders to halt all operations in Montana. The probe began after police reported an unlicensed agent issuing bonds. New rules are being drafted to tighten training and supervision, with no temporary licenses issued until changes are made—aiming to prevent inexperienced agents from entering high-risk situations. Mr. Bail has requested a hearing to contest the penalties, but the outcome remains uncertain.
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