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Old 6 February 2018, 11:56 AM   #31
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Oh man this is scary!

There are lots of silver colored watches and yellow colored watches out there!
The Sheriff did not want the liability or accusations that fake Rolexes were real when returned....Deputies are not jewelers or appraisers. Inventories were always very generic for everything.
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Old 6 February 2018, 11:57 AM   #32
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No experience with any of this thank God
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Old 6 February 2018, 11:59 AM   #33
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The Sheriff did not want the liability or accusations that fake Rolexes were real when returned....Deputies are not jewelers or appraisers. Inventories were always very generic for everything.
Oh okay, I understand.

Still scary though.

Maybe nowadays the Sheriff can take a picture of the watch and attach it to the owners file before putting the watch in the safe?

Thanks for your feedback.

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Old 6 February 2018, 12:00 PM   #34
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No experience with any of this thank God
Same
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Old 6 February 2018, 12:06 PM   #35
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I just take my watch off and put it in my pocket when I get arrested. Problem solved.
I’m not sure you want to be fiddling around/ reaching in and out of your pockets If you’ve been detained

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Old 6 February 2018, 12:09 PM   #36
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Well, in the event of your untimely arrest, the handcuffs might definitely bang up your watch and I am pretty sure that Sarge will not give a hoot about your expensive timepiece. As a matter of fact, he will likely do his best to inflict as much damage as possible should he have an insecurity complex or a perceived socioeconomic gap. Secondly, as for strolling around the clink with your Rolex....not gonna be an issue. Believe it or not, there will be no pressure to keep up with the Joneses here, nor, are you going to impress Bubba with your good taste in jewelry. In addition, the last thing you want to be doing, is spending your time looking at the clock, for, it will move very slowly. Finally, your grail will be taken good care of while you are caged up in your new digs, so no need to worry. Consider it a safe queen for your stay in the hole. Bottom line, if you have a hunch that you might be going away for a while, wear your Apple watch!
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Old 6 February 2018, 12:11 PM   #37
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Well, in the event of your untimely arrest, the handcuffs might definitely bang up your watch and I am pretty sure that Sarge will not give a hoot about your expensive timepiece. As a matter of fact, he will likely do his best to inflict as much damage as possible should he have an insecurity complex or a perceived socioeconomic gap. Secondly, as for strolling around the clink with your Rolex....not gonna be an issue. Believe it or not, there will be no pressure to keep up with the Joneses here, nor, are you going to impress Bubba with your good taste in jewelry. In addition, the last thing you want to be doing, is spending your time looking at the clock, for, it will move very slowly. Finally, your grail will be taken good care of while you are caged up in your new digs, so no need to worry. Consider it a safe queen for your stay in the hole. Bottom line, if you have a hunch that you might be going away for a while, wear your Apple watch!
Hahaha very complete reply!

Or no apple watch at all!
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Old 6 February 2018, 12:12 PM   #38
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I have been arrested, taken to station and jailed. Didn't have a rolex then, and all was ok in the end, no record and apologies all around. I won't go into any more detail than that, but I will say the process isn't easy or pleasant. It's not meant to be. When i made bail everything I had when I went in was returned including over $300 in cash.
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Old 6 February 2018, 12:14 PM   #39
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I’m not sure you want to be fiddling around/ reaching in and out of your pockets If you’ve been detained

Cuff scratches = good stories
just kidding about me being arrested I probably should have said that...I've managed to avoid arrest for 52 years so far, but you raise a good point...that just might be dangerous.
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Old 6 February 2018, 12:20 PM   #40
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I was arrested while wearing a Rolex. In college, a buddy and I got into a fight with bouncers at a college bar. The cops came and told us to go home. We got in my buddy's car and as soon as we hit the road they pulled us over. My bud got DUI and I got disorderly conduct :D

I was given a Rolex Datejust (black sticks with fluted bezel on jubilee) for my HS graduation, so my watch was (maybe) 5-6 months old. When they threw me in jail for the night, they confiscated all of my possessions in my pockets, my belt, chapstick, watch, etc. and put them in an envelope and kept them.

The next morning when they released me they gave everything back. No harm -- no foul.

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Old 6 February 2018, 12:25 PM   #41
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Detained for 20 over??? That seems a little harsh. 15 over around here is normal Interstate speed.
I’m guessing he lives in Virginia... 20 over or over 80 regardless of speed limit in VA is reckless driving, a misdemeanor offense. Yes, if you go 10 over in a 70 you’re guilty of a misdemeanor. Over 100 is an automatic arrest and 30 days in jail, I believe. Don’t speed in Virginia!
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Old 6 February 2018, 12:26 PM   #42
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I dont know the answer but there is a possibility that some cops will swap your rolex with a fake one and return back to you.
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Old 6 February 2018, 12:31 PM   #43
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I have been arrested, taken to station and jailed. Didn't have a rolex then, and all was ok in the end, no record and apologies all around. I won't go into any more detail than that, but I will say the process isn't easy or pleasant. It's not meant to be. When i made bail everything I had when I went in was returned including over $300 in cash.
Thanks for sharing your personal experience.
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Old 6 February 2018, 01:59 PM   #44
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I too was arrested sort of. The charge was DUI following a field test. It happened to be on a St. Patty's Day in Tucson, AZ. Because I always have poor static balance, they arrested me for the DUI charge. They called in back-up who had a portable breathalyzer which I had the pleasure of blowing into. After I blew 0.000% alcohol the kind office gave me a ticked for speeding, begrudgingly gave back my license, and let me go. I guess the scent of the beer I had five hours earlier still was present. Again it was St. P's day and I was driving a Mustang so I must've been drunk. It was the officer's first arrest for DUI and his first time giving a field sobriety test. The 10 mph over ticket stuck. No cuffs were applied at any time. It was a St. Patrick's Day Clamp Down operation.
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Old 6 February 2018, 02:08 PM   #45
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oh also -- try not to get arrested -- but if you do, your Rolex is the least of your concerns!
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Old 6 February 2018, 02:09 PM   #46
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Hello forum

I want to begin by explaining that I am not anticipating arrest or anything like that, I'm just curious lol

So, suppose you get pulled over, and arrested while wearing your watch

What happens then? :

First, I think the handcuffs might bang up the watch.

Second, I don't think you can walk around jail wearing a Rolex (I wouldn't know).

Third, what happens to your watch while you are locked away?

This may be a very naive question, I don't know. But I looked it up and it doesn't look like somebody has asked this before.
If I get arrested the watch is the least of my concerns
My advice, next time you are doing something naughty dont wear your watch
Simple
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Old 6 February 2018, 02:26 PM   #47
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I have been detained while wearing my DD2, I got detained for going 85 in a 65 and he didn't care about my Rolex
85 in a 65? Man, around here if you’re not doing at least 80 you’re a hindrance.
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Old 6 February 2018, 02:30 PM   #48
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Well, in the event of your untimely arrest, the handcuffs might definitely bang up your watch and I am pretty sure that Sarge will not give a hoot about your expensive timepiece. As a matter of fact, he will likely do his best to inflict as much damage as possible should he have an insecurity complex or a perceived socioeconomic gap.
Really?!?!? Do you actually believe that? Are you an expert in police arrest tactics?

I probably made 2500+ arrests in my career as a cop. Never did I intentionally try to "inflict as much damage as possible" on any arrestee's property. Being arrested and knowing that you’re not able to go home is one of the most traumatic things that can happen to a person. Whenever I arrested someone, I always remembered that. For me it was never personal, it was strictly business. That’s how I was taught, that’s how I taught others; and I’m sure the rest of the cops on this forum conducted their business the same way.

Feel free to spout off about something you know about. It’ll make you look like less of a moron.
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Old 6 February 2018, 02:42 PM   #49
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...and then while you are in jail a price increase is announced...
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Old 6 February 2018, 02:50 PM   #50
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Thanks for all the input guys!

I feel like I have a better understanding of what may or may not happen now

I will add, I’m not a bad guy!

The only ticket on my record right now is for being at the park after hours....

And that’s because I was about 20 years old and didn’t even know parks close
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Old 6 February 2018, 03:15 PM   #51
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Oh man this is scary!

There are lots of silver colored watches and yellow colored watches out there!
This is also the case in the UK. All gold, silver and other PM jewellery is logged only as yellow and silver coloured.
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Real class acts you two.
These posts are uncalled for.
You let them off lightly Tim - let me borrow the button....

Two more for my ignore list plus Spartan 1.
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Old 6 February 2018, 03:23 PM   #53
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...and then while you are in jail a price increase is announced...
Haha!
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The cops will offer you a nice casebudi and place it in there for you after gently removing it with white gloves. Usually it’s returned sonically cleaned and with a 2 year warranty.
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Old 6 February 2018, 03:31 PM   #55
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Real class acts you two.
These posts are uncalled for.
No doubt. Ridiculous.

Op don’t get arrested and u don’t have to worry. If u have to ask, don’t wear one should it happen.
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Old 6 February 2018, 03:44 PM   #56
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You want to know what will become of your watch if you are arrested?

What country will you be getting arrested in?

USA. No problemo.

Mexico. No bueno.

Thailand. Watch disposition is the least of your worries. Try to stay alive.

Iran. Good-bye. We will never see you again.
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I have been arrested, taken to station and jailed, no record and apologies all around. I won't go into any more detail than that
Wait! What?!? You can't give 3/4 of the story and then bail on it. You gave us a good outline, spill the rest! Why were you jailed and then given an apology?
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You want to know what will become of your watch if you are arrested?

What country will you be getting arrested in?

USA. No problemo.

Mexico. No bueno.

Thailand. Watch disposition is the least of your worries. Try to stay alive.

Iran. Good-bye. We will never see you again.
Have you even been to Thailand let alone been arrested there ?

Or did you just make that up to make you look cool
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Haha this is the funniest question I’ve read here! But you’re right, I’m curious too now.... there is a simple way to get the answer😀
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I worked in the receiving desk/jail for over a year when I was super low seniority. We all hated it and none us of wanted to be there. It sucked. It is an awful job. Constantly night after night dealing with drunk angry people and the mentally ill. That you didn't even arrest. You are just trying to process and house them.



So. Here is what is going to happen to you and your Rolex.

Upon arrival and after waiting your turn you will be booked in. First step will be a very thorough search where your belt, shoelaces, string if you are wearing sweatpants, all possessions including your wedding ring will be taken from you. You will have it all inventoried and you will be issued a receipt and asked to review it and sign. If you refuse to sign that will be noted but it won't stop you from having everything of value taken from you.

If you are lucky you'll get a jail issued uniform and sandals otherwise you have to walk around in loose shoes while holding up your pants.

You will be interviewed by a nurse ( if you are lucky ), fingerprinted and mugged ( term for a booking photo. )

You'll be given a sack lunch ( again if you are lucky or unlucky if you have ever seen a jail sack lunch ) and be given a chance to use the phone within reason. Thing is nobody ever remembers friends or families numbers because remember earlier your phone was taken away.. Don't be jerk and you'll probably get to have a look at your phone for a number you might need.

You'll be put in with everyone else and again ( if you are lucky ) nobody will f*%& with you.

Then if you are issued bail you will have a chance to make it. This process can take time.

If you are booked in on a Friday night and can't make bail you stay till Monday to see a judge. Peanut butter and jelly and kool aid all weekend. Oh and you get to ( again if you are lucky ) take a in front of a bunch of random strangers. Nobody got their own cell like in the movies unless they were a danger to themselves or others or pre-op transgender. Some of the cells were packed on a busy night with people sleeping or trying to sleep on the floor.

Don't ever be a jackass to the staff or deputies/officers there. They can make your stay bearable or suck even worse.

There you have it.

Oh and when you leave you will get your items back.
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