A Dunedin woman stopped for allegedly speeding “couldn\u2019t be bothered” to comply with police and ended up arrested.<\/p>\n
The 20-year-old woman was originally spotted speeding down Andersons Bay Rd, South Dunedin at 10.32pm on Sunday when police began following her, Sergeant Matt Lee, of Dunedin, said.<\/p>\n
She then allegedly attempted to evade officers by driving down multiple side streets in the area until she was forced to stop at a red light.<\/p>\n
When officers came to the window to speak with her, she told them she “couldn\u2019t be bothered with anything” and refused a breath screening test.<\/p>\n
She refused to accompany officers back to the station and was then arrested.<\/p>\n
Once at the station, she refused an evidential breath alcohol procedure, and also refused to provide a blood sample.<\/p>\n
She was suspended from driving for 28 days and was charged with refusing to accompany police and refusing a to provide a blood sample.<\/p>\n
The woman would appear in Dunedin District Court at a later date.<\/p>\n