To be clear, you always have the right to remain silent and you should never give a statement to the police. Now, Miranda is something that’s very specific. Miranda is specific to in-custody interrogation by law enforcement. So if you are in custody, officers are required to explain your rights to you and ask you if you waive those rights. If they fail to do that, then anything that you say to them can be kept out of your case. But your best course of action is to simply tell them that you will not give a statement and that you want to have an attorney with you.