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police van

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Noun1.police van - van used by police to transport prisonerspolice van - van used by police to transport prisoners
black Maria, paddy wagon, patrol wagon, police wagon, wagon
van - a truck with an enclosed cargo space
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He then sent them a much clearer picture of himself standing in front of a police van and the paper used it on the front page - giving readers a better idea of what he looks like.
Burglar taunts cops with his own mugshot by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Sixth Avenue building cracked, while a police van and an officer's cruiser in the parking lot had been damaged, police spokeswoman Jenna LaBounty said.
Vandal breaks windows at downtown police substation by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
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