The Correct Answer: "I have the right to have an attorney present during questioning. I am exercising that right. That means, gentlemen, no. I am not willing to talk to you about any of that or anything else, regardless of the subject since I have no such representation present. I'm certain you understand. Good Day." --That Arthur guy gave the wrong answer. He was rude and asked questions they had every right NOT to answer, thus weakening his legal hand.

"Camenker told them that if they need to talk with us again, they should contact us and we’ll come to their office with our legal counsel."

Still the wrong answer. . Never voluntarily offer law-enforcement any physical custody over your person. If they 'ask' you to come to their offices that means they don't have enough evidence to arrest you which is what they want to do. They ask, hoping you'll be dumb enough to comply so they can play interrogator games... Such as... locking you (and your counsel) in an interrogation room (for possibly hours) until they are ready to start playing. Never go into the lion's den on your own. Force them to drag you there in hand-cuffs and then, no matter what they say, no matter what they threaten, keep your mouth shut, don't answer their questions. You can thank me later after your attorney has corroborated this advice.