UPDATE: This morning, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said three bail bondsmen were trying to have a warrant served at an apartment in Mayfair Village. The men were wearing masks at the time. The masks are “not a common procedure, commonly you don’t wear masks. But there are situations where they might…” said Teague. At least one bail bondsman was armed with a shotgun, said police. According to the state Division of Agent and Agency Services, the Florida Insurance Code does not prevent, nor does it allow, a bail bond agent to use a weapon.” Yet another reason not to assume anything when you see someone with a gun. That’s especially true if you’re thinking of defending someone who appears “innocent.”