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Kalumburu Police Station

Kalumburu Police Station serves Kalumburu and nearby suburbs including the Kalumburu Aboriginal community and the surrounding far north Kimberley area. If you have been arrested, charged, or asked to attend an interview there, prompt legal advice can shape what happens next.

The team at Hugo Law Group acts throughout Western Australia for people facing criminal charges, traffic matters, bail applications, investigations, and restraining orders.

Our lawyers step in early, advising you before a police interview and representing you at any court appearance that follows a matter handled by Kalumburu Police Station.

Contact Information

Address: Carson Street, Kalumburu WA 6740
Hours: No fixed hours
Police Assistance Line: 000

About Kalumburu Police Station

Kalumburu Police Station is the WA Police Force station for Kalumburu, part of Kimberley District in remote Western Australia. It covers the Kalumburu Aboriginal community and the surrounding far north Kimberley area. Officers based there investigate a broad range of matters, from traffic and drink driving to assault, family violence and restraining order matters, drug offences, stealing, fraud, and other criminal matters.

This station is a Multi-Function Police Facility serving a remote Aboriginal community rather than a standard town station. Staffing can vary, and matters in the area may be coordinated with the nearest larger station. For any policing matter, contact the WA Police Force on 131 444, or 000 in an emergency, and it is worth confirming where a person in custody is being held.

Kalumburu Police Station is not staffed on fixed hours and may be unattended when you call or visit. If the station is unmanned, police direct the public to call 131 444, or 000 in an emergency. Because cover is shared with other stations in the district, it is worth confirming where any person in custody is actually being held.

For non-urgent police assistance anywhere in the district, including Kalumburu, call the WA Police Force on 131 444, or 000 in an emergency. Direct station numbers can change, so it is worth confirming the current number for Kalumburu Police Station on 131 444 before relying on it.

Whether you have been asked in for an interview, are answering bail, are providing a statement, or have been arrested, taking the time to understand your rights and get advice first can have a real bearing on the outcome.

Have Police Asked You To Attend Kalumburu Police Station?

People frequently think a voluntary attendance means they are not a suspect, when police often use the opportunity to gather evidence in an existing investigation.

Where police have contacted you, provided a notice to attend, or asked for a recorded interview, seek legal advice before engaging.

Our criminal defence lawyers can explain:

  • Whether you are required to attend;
  • Whether you should participate in an interview;
  • Your right to silence;
  • Potential criminal charges; and
  • The best strategy to protect your interests.

Arrested And Taken Into Custody At Kalumburu Police Station?

If you have been arrested and are being held after attending Kalumburu Police Station, you keep important legal rights. People arrested in the area are often taken to Broome Police Station or another staffed facility, so it is worth confirming exactly where you or a family member is being held.

Consult a lawyer before you take part in an interview, concede anything, or agree to what police ask of you.

Hugo Law Group can provide urgent legal advice regarding:

  • Police interviews
  • Bail applications
  • Criminal investigations
  • Search warrants
  • Forensic procedures
  • Traffic offences; and
  • Serious criminal charges.

Prompt legal advice can prevent errors that may otherwise surface as evidence in court.

Courts Commonly Associated With Kalumburu Police Station

Matters that begin at Kalumburu Police Station are generally heard in the Magistrates Court of Western Australia, with more serious charges dealt with in the District Court or the Supreme Court of Western Australia.

The court that hears your matter will depend on the nature and seriousness of the allegations. We attend courts across Western Australia.

Criminal Offences We Defend

Hugo Law Group defends clients facing a wide range of criminal and traffic offences, including:

Our team is before courts across Western Australia on a regular basis.

Speak With A Kalumburu Criminal Defence Lawyer

If police have contacted you, arrested you, charged you, or you need advice about a matter being investigated by Kalumburu Police Station, get in touch with Hugo Law Group without delay.

Our lawyers can shape a considered strategy, protect your rights as the investigation runs, and represent you in the proceedings that follow.

Contact Hugo Law Group today to discuss your matter confidentially.