No, the paddy wagon was not originated from police saying "Patty, get the wagon." The word originated from patrol wagon and got shortened to paddy wagon.
A "paddy wagon" is a pejorative name for the means to transport a plurality of drunken Irishmen, and it would be found in the police motor pool, assigned to the operations division. The politically correct name is simply "wagon" or "prisoner transport."
For the police, they usually use HANDCUFFS to restrain a prisoner.
British Transport Police was created in 1948.
The word 'manacle' is both a noun and a verb. The past participle of the verb 'to manacle' is also an adjective. Example sentence:The manacled prisoner did not look happy with his situation.
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For the police, they usually use HANDCUFFS to restrain a prisoner.
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The British Transport Police are separate to the regular police force, as they only patrol railways and other modes of transport. The latest jobs can be found on the BTP website, along with information about the work they do.
A police officer usually only does a pat down for weapons. A prisoner will often hide contraband in body cavities.
You can go to the police office and offer a bail amount for that person. If the police accept, they will organize a court trial for the prisoner.
Ian Cuming has: Played Alan Cramer in "Young Ramsay" in 1977. Played Uniformed Policeman in "Prisoner" in 1979. Played Det. Nielson in "Prisoner" in 1979. Played Det. Gilbert in "Prisoner" in 1979. Played Detective in "Prisoner" in 1979. Played Sgt. Dennis in "Prisoner" in 1979. Played Police sergeant in "Prisoner" in 1979. Played Police Official in "Skyways" in 1979. Played Doctor in "Prisoner" in 1979. Played Det.Sgt.Brooks in "Prisoner" in 1979. Played Dr. Grant in "Prisoner" in 1979. Played Det. Ron Talbot in "Prisoner" in 1979. Played Mr. Ransome in "I Can Jump Puddles" in 1981.