County Police Armoured Runner Standard

History

Several British forces run armoured Runner 110s for public-order and firearms support, built by armouring specialists on the standard chassis with steel and composite panels, protected glass and heavy-duty running gear. County Police's example is finished in plain black with a dimpled composite skin over the rear body, a single square protected window behind each door in place of van glazing, louvred ventilation panels on the lower lockers, a cage roof rack, the force crest on the doors and twin blue lights on the A-frame bull bar; inside it seats a team on rear benches and carries extra communications equipment. Its builder, date and fleet size are not stated in the source.