Important information

Vehicle will only be released to the registered owner/keeper or authorised representative.

Proof of identification when reclaiming your vehicles please present the following:

Photo ID Driving Licence or Passport & 2 Utilities Bills (dated within the last 6 months)

For DVLA Release you must present the following:

• • Photo ID Driving Licence
  • 1 utility bill (dated within the last 6 months) or Passport
  • 2 Utilities Bills (dated within the last 6 months)  and
  • V5 or V5 (c) Proof of Tax (16 digit number)

All documentation must share the same address.

What is a Police Compound?

A police compound is a secure facility used by law enforcement agencies to store and manage evidence, vehicles, equipment, and even vehicles that have been impounded as part of an investigation. These compounds are essential to the day-to-day operations of police forces, ensuring that evidence is stored safely and vehicles are held in a controlled environment.

Police compounds typically consist of fenced-in areas, often with gated entry points, surveillance systems, and other security measures to prevent unauthorised access. They play a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of the law enforcement process, providing a safe location for vehicles and evidence to be stored until they are required for investigation, processing, or disposal.

Whether it’s an impounded vehicle, a seized item related to a crime, or a temporary holding area for evidence, the police compound ensures everything is properly documented and secure. It’s a vital resource for officers as they work to maintain order and ensure justice is served in the community.