Innisfail Police Station

Located at 2 McGowan Drive in Innisfail, QLD 4860, Innisfail Police Station serves as the principal law-enforcement hub for the Innisfail township and its surrounding region in Far North Queensland.
It handles investigations, arrests, community-safety duties, bail/remand matters and acts as the initial liaison point between policing and the court system in its district.

Types of Matters Commonly Encountered

At Innisfail Police Station you will commonly come across investigations and charges stemming from:

• Traffic and driving-related offences (such as unlicensed or suspended driving, drink-driving, collisions on regional roads)
• Public-order and minor assault offences in a regional-town context (including neighbourhood disputes or intoxication-related incidents)
• Theft, property damage or unlawful-entry investigations (often involving residential or commercial premises in the Innisfail region)
• Drug-possession or supply investigations in the broader Far North Queensland area
• Bail and remand applications for individuals taken into custody within the station’s jurisdiction
• Matters transitioning from police-station involvement into first appearances and mention-lists in regional court jurisdictions

How BJH Law Can Assist

If you or someone you care about is involved with Innisfail Police Station — whether you’re under investigation, required to attend an interview, or facing charges — BJH Law can provide:

• Early-stage strategic advice on your rights at the station: managing custody procedures, understanding police interview rights, and formulating bail/remand strategy
• Representation and continuity from the station stage through to the court listing: reviewing disclosure, evidence-gathering, liaising with investigators and prosecutors
• Guidance tailored to a regional/rural-town context: assistance with travel/logistics, court-linkages in remote or regional settings, and understanding of policing patterns in the Innisfail district
• Support in navigating the procedural bridge between police-station involvement and subsequent court processes: ensuring continuity of representation from the outset