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Custody suite

Devon and Cornwall Police

Devonport, Plymouth

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Not for public switchboard use — call 101 or 999 if you need the police.

Custody desk

Call 01392 854233

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Force non-emergency

Call 101

Force non-emergency

101 (Call 101 (non-emergency))

Emergency

999

Custody desk for attendance; force non-emergency (usually 101) for general enquiries; 999 in an emergency.

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We are not the police. Contact details are for criminal defence professionals only and may change without notice — we do not publish custody switchboard numbers for public use. For emergencies call 999; for non-emergencies call 101. Where a custody desk line appears, it is only from official or reliable public sources for solicitors and accredited reps.

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Legal advice at this station

When someone is detained at Plymouth Devonport Police Station, they are entitled to free legal advice under PACE Code C. A police station representative or solicitor can attend custody, review disclosure, sit in on interviews, and make representations about bail. Plymouth Devonport Police Station is part of the Devon and Cornwall Police force area.

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What happens at a police station?

1Custody officer books the detainee in and explains their rights, including free legal advice.
2DSCC allocates a duty solicitor, or the detainee's own solicitor is called.
3The representative reviews disclosure, consults the client, and advises on interview strategy.
4After interview: representations on charge, bail, or further investigation.

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