Glendale: Amanda Davies charged after allegedly crashing car into traffic lights and fleeing

In the midst of the COVID-19 lockdown in NSW, police allege a woman fled from the scene of a crash and when police found and arrested her a short time later, refused to be breath tested.

Amanda Davies allegedly crashed her car in Glendale before fleeing and later refused a breath test. Credit: Facebook

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In the midst of the COVID-19 lockdown in NSW, a Cameron Park woman allegedly crashed her car before fleeing from the scene.

Amanda Robyn Davies, 34, is accused of smashing into a set of traffic lights on the intersection of Main Rd and Glendale Dr at Glendale about 10pm on April 8.

Police allege Davies then ran from the scene and was found by Lake Macquarie Police a short time later before being arrested.

Police further allege Davies then refused a breath test.

Amanda Davies leaves Toronto Local Court with her lawyer Kenneth Wilks on Tuesday. Picture Amy Ziniak

Davies allegedly crashed her car into traffic lights at Glendale before fleeing Credit: Facebook

Davies has pleaded not guilty to all charges which include negligent driving; refuse to submit a breath test and refuse to submit a breath analysis prior offence.

She was also among 28 people charged that day under the coronavirus public health restrictions act for not giving a good reason for being outside.

Davies briefly appeared at Toronto Local Court on Tuesday, where her lawyer Kenneth Wilks told the court a brief of evidence had been served.

The matter was adjourned for later this month.