Bridgetown Police Station is located at 26 Steere Street, Bridgetown WA 6255.
Contact Details
Phone: 08 9761 1666
Fax: 08 9761 2336
Do You Need a Lawyer?
If you or someone you know is attending Bridgetown Police Station in connection with a criminal matter — whether for a voluntary interview, following an arrest, or in relation to a charge — you should speak with a criminal lawyer before engaging with police.
Many people are unaware that they have the right to contact a lawyer before participating in any police interview. Police are required to inform you of this right, but understanding what it means in practice is just as important. Exercising that right is not an admission of guilt and will not be held against you. It is a practical and sensible step that can make a real difference to the outcome of your matter.
At a police interview, what you say — and equally, what you choose not to say — can have significant consequences. A lawyer can advise you on whether it is in your interest to participate in an interview, what questions you are and are not obliged to answer, and how to protect your position from the outset.
If someone has been arrested and is being held at Bridgetown Police Station, a lawyer can also advise on bail, speak with police on your behalf, and ensure that the process is being handled lawfully.
Bridgetown is a regional town in the South West of Western Australia, approximately 250 kilometres south-east of Perth. The local police station services the Bridgetown-Greenbushes area and surrounding communities.
Our criminal lawyers are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and can assist with matters arising at Bridgetown Police Station or anywhere else in Western Australia. Call us on 1300 331 331 for a free first consultation.