Ontario FAQs About Dealing With Police

What should I say if the police call me? Will I be able to speak off the record? Can I ask a police officer friend for help after I’m arrested? Search or browse our frequently asked questions for more information on how to deal with the police during your case.

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Can I ask for help from my friend who is a police officer?
How can obstruction be proven by the Crown Lawyer?
Can an accused person simply talk to the police to prove his innocence?
If I get arrested, will I only be allowed to make one phone call?
Am I required to have my fingerprints and photographs taken after an arrest?
How do you define obstruction of police charges?
Is there a chance for me to talk to the police off the record?
What is the CPIC?
What is the punishment for obstruction?
Where do the police usually arrest people?
A police officer called me and left a message asking me to call them back. Should I do it?
Is it considered obstruction if a person refuses to provide identification or provides false identification?

Frequently Asked Questions About Dealing With Police