Zoe Zombori pleads guilty to resisting police at Gosford train station
A woman has blamed a night of heavy drinking and doing cocaine for her appalling behaviour towards police at a train station, a court has heard.
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A night of heavy drinking and taking drugs has been blamed for a woman’s appalling behaviour towards police at a Central Coast train station, a court has heard.
Zoe Lee Zombori, 32, was at Gosford Railway Station with a friend, just after midnight on December 22, when she began yelling loudly and aggressively.
Police facts said the Cooranbong woman then jumped the barrier without paying for a ticket before yelling, “What are you going to f**ken do?”
She continued to yell and swear at police and told them to “mind their business” when they asked her name.
When Ms Zombori was placed under arrest, she struggled violently with police and thrashed and kicked her feet continuing to swear.
“F**king retards. Man-handling c**ts. F**kwits,” she said according to police facts.
The aggressive behaviour continued as police escorted her off the platform, as she kicked the elevator door on the way. She told police she was on cocaine.
In Toronto Local Court on Tuesday, Ms Zombori pleaded guilty to resisting an officer and entering a restricted area without a ticket.
“Was there a lot of alcohol involved?” asked Magistrate Andrew Eckhold. “A lot of,” Ms Zombori replied.
Ms Zombori told the court she was “quite embarrassed” by the alcohol-fuelled incident and had also taken some sort of drug off somebody.
“It’s only when I’ve been drinking, I am a different person. Alcohol does it to me,” she said.
“I haven’t been drinking since that night.”
Magistrate Eckhold sentenced Ms Zombori to a two-year community corrections order and fined her $150.
“You are going to end up hurting someone,” he said.
“You need to talk to your GP about what’s happening.”