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squad car
noun
an automobile used by police officers, equipped with a radiotelephone for communicating with police headquarters.
Word History and Origins
Origin of squad car1
Example Sentences
They got him into a squad car, but according to the officers Smith continued to resist when they reached the precinct.
And once again, Swagrman said, Swaggy was calm the whole time, even when he and his owner were placed in separate squad cars.
“I had to slap this guy around in a squad car, and it was tough for me to really hit him,” he told the Boston Globe in 1995.
Before he was led to the squad car, Ferguson had another thought for police.
Behind two squad cars parked horizontally in front of a large truck that blocks the entrance to New Orleans’ famed street, a memorial greets visitors.
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