The term 'Outlaw-Chasing Group' refers to a POSSE, which is a group of people organized to pursue and capture a criminal or fugitive. A POSSE is typically formed by a sheriff or other law enforcement official, and is usually composed of volunteers from the local community. The term 'POSSE' is derived from the Latin word 'POSSE comitatus, ' which translates to 'power of the county.' POSSE members are often unpaid, and their primary purpose is to assist law enforcement in apprehending criminals.