Police Interviews – Always ask for legal representation

Dharm Singh (police station representative and criminal department manager)

Police Station Representative and Criminal Department Manager Dharm Singh considers the importance of ensuring those who are cautioned and attend a police interview opt to have advice and representation at their police interview.

There have been many occasions when clients seek advice after being interviewed by the Police, having not been represented primarily because not all clients believe they need assistance.

Dharm stresses that you should always have a Solicitor or a Police Station Representative representing you at your interview. False confessions can be made under pressure and is often too late to rectify if and once the matter is at Court.

Charles Strachan Solicitors have a large criminal department who have represented clients charged with very serious and complex offences but also represent clients for Road Traffic Offences as well as investigations by Trading Standards, the Department for Work and Pensions and the Health and Safety Executive.

Representation at the Police Station is always free of charge regardless of your income position. Contact us on 0121 704 3311 or info@charlesstrachan.com if you need to discuss your case further.