but the change came too late for alice hughes and her nephew. he was arrested in 2014.gainst him eventually went away but her debt to pay the bail has never gone away. in fact, it has grown. after her nephew failed to keep up with payments, the bonds company sued her for the debt plus interest and fees that now total nearly $8700. her wages at work are being garnished. >> they are taking $131 and some odd sents per pay and from what i understand, it will go on until they correct. >> because of accruing interest, alice hughes may never be able to pay it off, all over the arrest of a man in baltimore who couldn't pay his bail. jim, a bail industry spokesperson insists bail bondsman are not the bad guys. they are providing a service to those under arrest. alice is suing her bail bond company, part of a class-action lawsu lawsuit. jim? >> thanks and thank you for joining us. hope you have a great holiday weekend. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> the storm is getting stronger and could go stronger still. that much we know. the two key questions now, where will hurricane dorian

but the change came too late for alice hughes and her nephew. he was arrested in 2014.rges against him eventually went away. but her debt to pay the bail has never gone away. in fact, it has grown. after her nephew failed to keep up with payments, the bonds company sued her for the debt plus interest and fees that now total nearly $8,700. her wages at work are being garnished. >> they're taking $131 and some odd cents per pay and from what i understand it will go on until they collect. >> reporter: because of a crewing interesting alice mays may never be able to pay it off all over an arrest of a man in baltimore who couldn't pay his bail. a bail industry spokesperson insisted the bail bondsman are not the bad guys, just providing a service to those arrested. and alice is suek the bail bonds company, part of a class-action law enforcement. >> a great story on the bail bond industry. appreciate. >>> >>> and some 2 million people have rsvp-ed online to meet up in the middle of nowhere. we'll talk to the man behind the internet meme that took off and had the fbi asking que