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What should you do if the police call you to the station

Getting a call from the police asking you to come to the station can feel confusing, stressful, and even frightening. Many people think that cooperating will make the situation better, but that decision—made without legal advice—can lead to serious consequences.

In this video, criminal defense attorney Frank Walker explains exactly what you should do if the police contact you for questioning or ask you to “just come in and talk.” Whether you’re a suspect or not, anything you say can be used against you, and speaking without an attorney present is one of the biggest mistakes people make.

Frank breaks down how law enforcement uses interviews to build cases, how innocent people get charged because of what they said, and why remaining silent is often the smartest legal move you can make. You are not legally required to show up without being subpoenaed, and you absolutely have the right to legal representation before, during, and after any conversation with police.

If you’ve been contacted by police—either by phone, voicemail, or in person—watch this video before making any decisions. This isn’t just legal advice; it’s your first line of defense. Subscribe to Frank Walker Law for expert legal strategies, criminal defense guidance, and the information you need to protect your rights and your freedom.





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