Helen Delaney in Nowra Local Court over cop stalking allegations

A woman whose wild arrest footage went viral has fronted court again for the second time this month – this time facing allegations she obtained the details of a police officer and stalked them.

A woman whose wild arrest footage went viral has fronted court again for the second time this month – this time facing allegations she obtained the details of a police officer and stalked them.

Helen Delaney, 54, made headlines in early 2023 when footage of her resisting police during a traffic stop went viral.

In the video, she told an officer he had no jurisdiction over her and insisted she was “travelling” not driving, prompting the police to smash her car window and drag her out.

Delaney this week fronted Nowra Local Court with separate charges – obtaining personal information about a police officer and stalk/intimidate with intention to cause phsical harm.

She pleaded not guilty to that first charge on September 24 last year.

South Coast Police District released an image of Helen Delaney in 2023. Picture: NSW Police

She has not entered a plea to the stalking and intimidation charge.

On May 9, Delaney appeared in the same court for a bail review on but Magistrate Lisa Viney chose to keep the current bail conditions in place.

A video recorded of a Coffs Harbour highway patrol officer smashing the window of a car driven by Helen Delaney went viral in 2023.

These include a bail security agreement to forfeit $15,000 if she fails to comply with bail conditions or fails to attend court.

She also has to report twice weekly to Burwood Police Station until May 25 – and then twice weekly to Ballina Police Station.

Delaney is prevented from going near, contacting or trying to contact (except through a lawyer) any prosecution witness.

Her matters are listed for hearing on October 20 at Nowra Local Court.