BE QUIET - REMAIN SILENT - DON'T SAY ANYTHING. The only thing to say to the police is that you want to speak with Wampler Law. Do not try to explain why, and do not let the police frighten you into talking to them. The only reason they want you to talk to them is so they can make their case against you. In many instances, they don’t have much until a suspect starts talking. By talking, they get more information, which they will use to try and confuse you or trip you up.

This advice applies to everyone. It does not matter whether you are guilty or innocent. Exercise your right to remain silent, and tell them that you want Wampler Law.

I understand that when you are accused of a crime, your first thought will be that the police do not understand the full facts of the case, so you want to tell them. I also understand that no one wants to be thought of as having committed a crime and they want to try and explain it away. These are terrible reasons to talk yourself into prison.

The police will take your story and turn it around and keep asking questions until you get confused or say something ‘incriminating’. Remember, the police are not your friend when they are questioning you about criminal activity in which they believe you may have been involved. When some one accuses you of having committed a crime, you only have one friend, Wampler Law