Bounty hunts are borough activities in Assassin's Creed Syndicate where Sergeant Frederick Abberline names a wanted criminal and you bring that person to him, ideally alive. Clearing them is one of the ways Jacob and Evie Frye weaken the Blighters' hold on a borough before its gang war.
Find the target, who is usually surrounded by Blighters or hangers-on, and kidnap them. While you walk them out they protest, bargain or insult you, and if they wriggle loose they run and shout for help, so you have to catch them again. Load the captive into a carriage and drive to Abberline's marker. Abberline will take a corpse, but he makes his disapproval clear and you miss full sync.
The game lists bounty hunting alongside Templar hunts, stronghold raids and child liberation as the activities that loosen Templar control of a borough. Once enough of those are done, the borough's Blighter leader agrees to a gang war, and winning it hands the borough to the Rooks.
Whitechapel: Homer Dalton. City of London: Harvey Hughes, Maude Foster, David O'Donnell. Lambeth: Leopold Bacchus, Mildred Graves, Jesse Butler. Westminster: Harrison Harley, Ivan Bunbury, Wade Lynton. The Strand: Sylvia Duke, Milton King, Gilbert Fowler. Southwark: Anna Abramson, Albie Vassell. The Thames: Emmet Sedgwick, Simon Chase, George Scrivens.
Kidnapping doubles as a stealth tool in Syndicate: an unaware enemy you grab works as a moving disguise, and a ring around you shows how close others can get before they see through it. Walk slowly and the ring stays small; run and it grows a lot.
A Case of Identity
A Case of Identity opens Sequence 6 with Jacob chasing a name in a letter: Plutus, Starrick's banker, and a meddler called Mr Dredge. You infiltrate the Royal Exchange to kidnap Dredge and find out what he knows.
Abberline, We Presume
Abberline, We Presume introduces Sergeant Frederick Abberline, who meets the twins in a Whitechapel alley wearing a dress and bonnet. To earn police cover you kidnap a criminal named Homer Dalton and deliver him alive to Abberline's carriage.
Autumn of Terror
Autumn of Terror is the second Jack the Ripper memory: Evie Frye arrives at Scotland Yard in October 1888, learns from Inspector Abberline that Jacob is missing, and rides with him to Whitechapel to investigate the first murder scene.
Dress to Impress
Dress to Impress solves the weapons problem for the ball: only Royal Guards carry arms inside, so Jacob takes a guard's uniform for Abberline, who will smuggle the twins' gear into Buckingham Palace.