Wembley Park British Transport Police Station Representation
If you have been accused of a criminal offence and invited to attend BTP Wembley Park British Transport Police Station, then call J D Spicer Zeb Solicitors immediately. This is your free advice guide to deal with your police station attendance.
This invitation to attend BTP Wembley Park Police Station for questioning will usually be for a Voluntary interview to question you relating to your suspected involvement in a criminal offence.
As a leading and well-established solicitors practice covering Wembley, we can attend BTP Wembley Park Police Station rapidly as our lawyers are local to BTP Wembley Park police station and our office is within a short travelling distance to the police station. We can attend BTP Wembley Park Police Station 24 hours a day seven days a week.
We have experience of dealing with a wide range of offences ranging from public order offences on the underground and railway stations such as disorderly behaviour and assaults right through to serious offences of violence or fraud connected to rail or underground issues.
If you are to be questioned at this police station, the police can offer you –
- The duty solicitor which is free or
- You have the option to choose your own solicitor namely JD Spicer Zeb to attend this police station rapidly. We can attend the police station on a free legal aid or Private Basis
J D Spicer Zeb has very Senior Lawyers covering BTP Wembley Park Police Station.
Wembley Police Station is a separate Metropolitan police Station from BTP British Transport Wembley Park.
J D Spicer Zeb have undertaken thousands of cases at Police Stations and British Transport Police Stations spanning several years. BTP Wembley Park Police Station is usually only opened for arrests when BTP Brewery Road Police Station is closed.
If you must attend BTP Wembley Park Police station, then J D Spicer Zeb’s competent and professional team of lawyers is on hand on an emergency basis.
BTP Wembley Park Police station is situated in the London Borough of Brent and deals with offences and issues relating to underground and railway stations. The police station is used for voluntary interviews and holds arrested persons for up to a maximum of 6 hours only by law as it is not a designated police station. A designated police station is one usually which is a larger police station with full facilities to dela with and process prisoners for the full period that the police can detain them. Other designated police stations can hold detained persons for a longer period.
BTP Wembley Park Police Station location –
- 9 Bridge Rd
- Wembley Park
- Wembley
- HA9 9AH
- Phone: 0800 40504
Directions and how to get to BTP Wembley Park Police Station.
Disability access – At the front of the pavement is a ramp leading to the front door and a stair lift up to the first floor.
On arrival press the buzzer and staff will respond. This is a 24/7 Police Station.
The police station is directly opposite the junction of Chalkhill Road and Bridge Road - directly outside the side entrance to Wembley Park Tube station, to the left of the entrance when you are leaving the tube station.
Common offences BTP Wembley Park Police Station deals with –
- Theft
- Assault,
- Public order act offences such as disorderly behaviour and threatening behaviour
- Sexual Assaults
- Fraud
- Railway offences
- Harassment
- Indecent exposure
- Drugs offences
- Football related offences fights and disorder
You can contact our dedicated criminal defence lawyers in London, Birmingham or Manchester by telephone on:
Brent & Camden London Office: 020 7624 7771
Manchester Office: 0161 835 1638
Birmingham Office: 0121 614 3333
City of London: 020 7624 7771 (our senior Solicitors and Partners can meet by appointment in the City)
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- 100's Years Combined Experience
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We always work with the most experienced and best leading UK barristers, KCs (Kings Counsel). We cover all criminal cases 24/7 at the police station and court. Offices in London, Birmingham, and Manchester cover cases across England and Wales. We can offer Legal Aid and affordable Private fee agreements. We can see you the same day, including virtually. Our Senior Partners supervise all of our cases.
How quickly do you respond?
We respond quickly even during out of hours. We do not get our work by paying for online adverts but based on the fact that few criminal law firms can match our 45 years of experience. Most of our cases are still from word-of-mouth recommendations from satisfied clients. We are called daily by dissatisfied clients from firms with less experience than us. We respond very quickly to new enquiries. We know what clients seek and so we update clients rapidly.
Can you get cases dropped?
Yes, read about the recent cases we've helped our clients with here.
We always keep you updated and give straightforward advice. We will get cases dropped early where the case is weak or should not be prosecuted. We will be upfront with you about where you can benefit from a good result with an early guilty plea, such as a discount on your sentence. As we work on cases across all levels with clients from all walks of life, we are excellent at giving clear, spot-on advice. As an established firm, we can allocate a whole team to your case often at short notice to secure evidence to minimise the damage to you.
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"JD Spicer Zeb demonstrated a clear commitment to client service through their work with vulnerable and diverse individuals in what can be severely traumatic circumstances".
Do you offer free consultations?
Where it is possible, we aim to provide an initial consultation to you. If we can speak to you, we can if required inform you about –
- Whether we can take the case on and our relevant experience.
- Public and private funding benefits.
- Assistance in applying for legal aid where we are likely to accept instructions.
- An outline of options in police interview only. We will not advise you on which option to adopt.
- Providing our free written guide explaining the police station process.
- The gravity of routine and day-to-day offences you face.
- Consequences of not attending the court or police station.
- Consequences of interfering with any witnesses.
- Retaining any evidence in support of your case.
- If possible an outline of the elements of the offence that the police or CPS must prove.
- This consultation will normally be by telephone or email and will only be for as long as we deem necessary to establish if we can act for you. If we cannot usefully give you any advice in this manner then we will not continue with the consultation. We will not discuss the case in depth for you to be able to decide on your plea or any significant aspect of the case, as this cannot be undertaken informally.
- Referring you, if possible, to other firms for matters out of our specialism or if we cannot help.
Consultations do not apply to the following cases –
- If we do not intend to take the case on.
- Road Traffic cases, drink driving, drug driving, driving bans, speeding, no insurance, mobile phone use, points etc.
- In all cases where we do not have the capacity to take your case or the availability of suitably qualified staff to provide an initial free consultation. This is applicable in all cases but especially where a more senior lawyer is required because of your personal needs or the complexity of the case.
- Harassment/stalking/ coercive behaviour/malicious communications or road traffic cases and most sensitive cases. These cases are often too complicated to assess in short consultations.
- The locations concerned may be too distant to represent you adequately or it may not be cost-effective for you or us.
- The case is too complicated to assess or raises various charges or facts, complexity, or history to be considered informally or in a short consultation.
- In most Legal aid transfers where legal aid is granted to another firm except in very grave cases, we may assess the case and merits for a transfer.
- If your relationship has broken down with your existing solicitor or several solicitors.
- If you have been released under investigation and have already had a police station attendance.
- If you hold legal aid with another firm and seek a second opinion.
- If you are calling on behalf of the client as a friend or family member unless you have full authority and full facts.
- To businesses.
- Advising whether you were given good advice by your other solicitor.
- Whether to decide to plead guilty or not guilty.
- Whether you have an arguable defence in law or factually complicated defences.
- Any advice you have had after your first court appearance.
- Any advice on appeal on conviction or sentence.
- If we feel we are unable to communicate with you.
- If we are likely to be conflicted or breach our professional rules.
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- What to expect in Police Custody
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