Archaically in the United States they were also called Black Marias ("ma-RYE-uhs"), a term still used today in parts of Britain for the vehicle that transports prisoners from jail to court.
The term is still used today in parts of Britain for the vehicle that transports prisoners from jail to court. Archaically in the United States they were also called Black Marias ("ma-RYE-uhs").
Archaically in the United States they were also called Black Marias ("ma-RYE-uhs"). The term is still used today in parts of Britain for the vehicle that transports prisoners from jail to court.
Archaically in the United States they were also called Black Marias ("ma-RYE-uhs"). The term is still used today in parts of Britain for the vehicle that transports prisoners from jail to court.