police wagon
Britishnoun
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Several police wagons were also brought to campus.
From New York Times
Six police wagons were idling nearby, and an officer had issued a terse warning.
From New York Times
The man said he was brought to a police wagon where officers threatened to beat him and forced him to sign the summons.
From Washington Post
In this case, all three eyewitnesses were asked to look inside a police wagon where Leaf and the Hortons had been detained.
From Washington Post
White said that when she arrived on scene, she saw Gray kneeling in the police wagon and asked him whether there was a problem.
From Seattle Times
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