NSW Police have arrested a woman after a police chase through Unanderra. Photo: Julia Gomina.
UPDATE 9 AM 13 AUGUST: NSW Police say a woman arrested after a police pursuit through Unanderra will face serious charges.
The 37-year-old woman was arrested after the chase and taken to Lake Illawarra Police Station where she was charged with six offences.
These include contravening an AVO, using an offensive weapon to prevention lawful detention, assaulting police officer in execution of duty – cause actual bodily harm, resisting police, driving in a manner dangerous and not stopping vehicle when directed to do so.
EARLIER: NSW Police have taken a woman into custody after a police pursuit in the Lake Illawarra region.
A spokesperson for NSW Police said that shortly before 9 am on Tuesday (12 August) police were called to a school on Fairwater Drive, Horsley.
The call was due to concerns of a potential domestic violence-related incident.
“Officers attached to Lake Illawarra Police District attended and attempted to speak with a woman, who was in the driver’s seat of a car,” the NSW Police spokesperson said.
“As the woman drove away, a male constable suffered a minor injury to his arm when he attempted to stop the driver,” the spokesperson alleged.
“The vehicle was sighted a short time later on the Princes Highway, Unanderra; however, when the driver allegedly failed to stop as directed, a pursuit was initiated.
“The vehicle continued to travel west along the Princes Highway and travelled through local streets before stopping on Albert Street, Unanderra.”
The driver – a 37-year-old woman – was arrested and taken to Lake Illawarra Police Station where she is assisting with inquiries.
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