Bag man

Bag Man is a term used in various contexts, often referring to an individual who carries out tasks on behalf of another person or organization. The term is commonly used in politics, crime, and sports.

Etymology

The term "bag man" originated in the United States in the early 20th century. It is derived from the practice of carrying a bag of money or goods, often in a secretive or illicit manner.

In Politics

In politics, a bag man is a person who collects funds for a political party, politician, or political campaign. These funds may be legal campaign contributions, or they may be illicit funds used for bribery or other illegal activities. The bag man is responsible for delivering the funds to the intended recipient.

In Crime

In the world of organized crime, a bag man is an individual who collects and delivers money on behalf of a criminal organization. This role often involves the collection of protection money or the delivery of bribe money. The bag man may also be responsible for transporting illegal goods or contraband.

In Sports

In sports, a bag man is a person who provides athletes with necessary equipment and supplies. This role is particularly common in boxing, where the bag man is responsible for carrying the boxer's equipment bag.

In Popular Culture

The term "bag man" has been used in various forms of media, including films, television shows, and books. It often refers to a character who carries out tasks on behalf of a more powerful or influential character.

See Also

• Money laundering
• Political corruption
• Organized crime