Never talk with police unless

you have an attorney. Your attorney shoud do all of the talking. Often, defendants give statements to the police because they believe they can “talk their way out ofdifficulty. You cant. The police have absolutely no obligation to help you assist you, protect you or defend you.

The information you give to police before you get arrested is admissible in court against you. AND IT WILL BE USED AS EVIDENCE AGAINST YOU!

Once police have made an arrest, or believe they have cause to arrest a person, a statement is unlikely to do a defendant any good either. In fact, it can do a defendant a lot of damage when the case gets to court. Similarly, defendants sometimes believe that if they “cooperate,less harm will come to them.

That is just as untrue. Once a formal charge is made, only the Court or prosecutor may dismiss the case. No matter what a defendant tells the police, they have no power to drop a formal charge.

Before you talk to the Police, talk to me!

Kevin M Wray
102 East State Street
Media, PA 19063
(610) 566 1006

INITIAL CONSULTATION IS FREE!



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