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What to Do If You Are Approached By the Police and Questioned • Do not run or flee • Do not throw anything to the ground • Be Courteous • Provide Your Identification – name, address & telephone number • Do not answer any questions – Your options when speaking to the police are to tell the truth or to remain silent – Choose to remain silent • Ask if you are free to leave - If yes, then leave - If no, Ask the officer to arrest you or inform them that you are leaving • Do not consent to a search of your person – In some circumstances the police can “pat “ you down • Remain silent – Do not say anything • Contact our office immediately so we can protect your rights What To Do If You're Involved In An Automobile Accident:• Call the police immediately and make certain that a report is taken. • Do not discuss who was at fault with anyone! Any statement made will be used against you. • Get the name, address, driver’s license #, license plate, insurance company’s name and policy number from the other driver. • If any one is injured or unconscious, do not move them. • If heavy damage, do not move the automobiles. • See your doctor immediately. • Do not speak to the other driver’s insurance company. • Contact our offices immediately.
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