Police arrest woman on warrants – and she was drunk!

Richard Froese
South Peace News

A young Peace River woman on warrants was located by Peace Regional RCMP on proactive patrols April 29 in Peace River.

Tessa Lidia Hudson, 28, was located in the area of 100 Ave. and 101 St. when a dirtbike was seen driving without a licence plate attached, says an RCMP news release May 1.

“A traffic stop was initiated but the dirtbike fled but was located shortly after,” says Peace Regional RCMP Const. Julie-Ann Strilaiff, public information officer.

Hudson was arrested for possession of a weapon for dangerous purpose, obstructing a peace officer, failing to stop a motor vehicle for a peace officer, operating a vehicle without registration, and operating a motor vehicle emitting light to the rear.

Hudson was also intoxicated at the time of her arrest and was served with Alberta provincial impaired sanctions with a fail, Strilaiff adds.

Hudson was on warrants for dangerous operation of a motor vehicle, flight from a peace officer, obstructing a peace officer, three counts of failing to attend court, two counts of failing to comply with release conditions, break and enter, mischief and failing to comply with probation.

She was brought before a Justice of the Peace where she was remanded with a court date of May 1 at the Court of Justice in Peace River.

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