Woman arrested in leather lingerie charged after e-bike rider was hit by car at Moore Park

A woman arrested wearing only black leather lingerie and glasses after an e-bike rider collided with a car in Sydney’ east has been charged with drink-driving.

A man in his 20s was hospitalised with serious injuries. Picture: OnScene Bondi

A woman who was arrested wearing black leather lingerie after an e-bike rider was hit by a car in Sydney’s east has been charged with drink driving.

Emergency services were called to Moore Park early on Sunday morning following reports a black Subaru had collided with an e-bike.

Police and ambulance crews arrived at the scene on South Dowling Street near the intersection of Devonshire Street at 3.45am, to find a 29-year-old cyclist lying unconscious.

He was treated at the site by paramedics before being transported to St Vincent’s Hospital in a critical condition.

The woman dressed in lingerie was arrested at Moore Park on Saturday night.

The woman was later charged with drink-driving. Picture: OnScene Bondi

A 27-year-old woman who was allegedly driving the vehicle, returned a positive roadside breath test and was arrested by police. She was wearing only black leather lingerie and glasses at the time.

She was taken to Surry Hills Police Station where she underwent a secondary breath analysis returning an alleged reading of 0.095, before she was transferred to St Vincent’s Hospital for further mandatory blood and urine testing.

A crime scene was established at the crash site. Picture: OnScene Bondi

Police investigating the incident urged witnesses to contact Crime Stoppers. Picture: OnScene Bondi

The Liverpool woman was charged with mid-range drink driving and issued a court attendance notice. She has not been charged over the collision with the cyclist.

She is due to appear at Downing Centre Local Court on March 14.

A crime scene has been established at the crash site. Picture: OnScene Bondi

The woman was charged with drink driving and issued a court attendance notice. Picture: OnScene Bondi

A crime scene was established and specialist officers from the Crash Investigation Unit examined the site of the crash.

Witnesses or anyone with information relating to the incident and dashcam footage are urged to contact Crime Stoppers.

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