Casio Duro MDV106G-1AV

A sergeant with the Maricopa County Superior Court Security Department, supervising the only 24/7 court facility in the county, the Intake, Transfer and Release Facility. The team is responsible for the safety and protection of six Initial Appearance Court judges and commissioners. This was taken after a plain clothes event on tribal land, a large one, with a rotating cast of judicial officers attending through the day. The Casio Duro MDV106G was a self-bought present for passing the supervisory probation period. The youngest supervisor in the department by about ten years, and the target of almost daily questions about how a young supervisor could actually succeed. The rubber strap came off for a basic NATO. In their words, "I need something that's reliable and comfortable every day." If you have a wrist shot from somewhere that matters, submit at the link in bio. Tempus Est Potentia.

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Casio Duro MDV106G-1AV The MDV106G is the gold-tone version of Casio's MDV-106, the quartz diver that launched in 2011 out of a line Casio first sold as the Duro 200 in 2005. The G variant pairs the black dial with a gold-tone bezel ring and accents on the same steel case, about 44mm across, rated to 200 metres. The Intake, Transfer and Release Facility The ITR in Phoenix replaced the old Central Intake center at the 4th Avenue Jail. The court says it processes around 100,000 bookings and 90,000 releases a year, handles self-surrenders ordered by the court and every release from the Maricopa County Jail system, and has a 512 bed short-term facility attached.

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