Which one of you baws got your door kicked in by the "Real Mandalorian"?

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'Real Mandalorian': Ex-deputy arrested after bounty hunters raid wrong Baton Rouge apartment

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A former Plaquemines Parish sheriff's deputy now working as a bounty hunter finds himself facing the law rather than enforcing it after he allegedly raided the wrong Baton Rouge address in the middle of the night.

Brian Green, 41, of Belle Chasse, was arrested Friday by Baton Rouge Police on a felony count of home invasion and two misdemeanor counts of simple criminal damage to property. Two Slidell men, Roderick Larkins, 31 and Jhustyn Garrett, 31, also face the same charges from the incident.

Green was fired from the Plaquemines Parish Sheriff's Office in 2018 for his connections to the far-right group Proud Boys.

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His arrest warrant states that around 1:40 a.m. July 21, Baton Rouge Police were called to Alight Baton Rouge, an apartment complex on West McKinley Street that caters to LSU students. There, they discovered that Green, Garrett and Larkins had acted as "armed fugitive recovery agents" and forcibly entered a resident's apartment.

The men searched the home by kicking in all locked doors in a show of force, arrest documents say. After discovering the tenant hiding in the bathroom, Green and his colleagues realized they had made a mistake: The person they were looking for no longer lived at the address, Green's arrest warrant says.

The investigator also wrote that neither Green, Larkins nor Garrett attempted to notify local law enforcement of their actions, and did not conduct any sort of surveillance to make sure the apartment was the right address. In Louisiana, state law requires licensed bond recovery agents (bounty hunters) to notify law enforcement before conducting bail enforcement.

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Garrett has also posted about bounty hunting on social media, including TikTok videos of him wearing fugitive recovery gear. In one caption, he wrote, "Real Mandalorian."

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