Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2006 9:03 pm
A paddy wagon is generally just a prisoner transport vehicle. It will have a locked (and possibly armored) back section with a caged inner door and solid outer door, with no access to the crew compartment. The back section can be divided in two down the middle with a grill, or be a single compartment, but it'll have some hard benches, and probably something to attach handcuffs too. Not much more.
The crew compartment is like to be pretty much like any other van's crew compartment, with the addition of the police communication gear.
Paddy wagon's aren't armories or supply vehicles, and it would be highly HIGHLY unlikely that you would find riot gear. There *may* be a shotgun in a mount next to the driver's seat, but that's not a given, and is probably less likely than in a patrol car. If there are chains and manacles, they're probably built into the floor and walls of the back.
Paddy wagons generally are called in to transport a prisoner who's already caught. They aren't used for chasing people down or supplying people for a seige.
The crew compartment is like to be pretty much like any other van's crew compartment, with the addition of the police communication gear.
Paddy wagon's aren't armories or supply vehicles, and it would be highly HIGHLY unlikely that you would find riot gear. There *may* be a shotgun in a mount next to the driver's seat, but that's not a given, and is probably less likely than in a patrol car. If there are chains and manacles, they're probably built into the floor and walls of the back.
Paddy wagons generally are called in to transport a prisoner who's already caught. They aren't used for chasing people down or supplying people for a seige.