Perth woman accused of breaching quarantine directions refused bail
A Perth woman is behind bars after allegedly breaching quarantine directions on multiple occasions.
A 22-year-old woman, who was charged with failing to comply with a COVID-19 self-quarantine direction, has been refused bail.
The woman arrived at Perth Airport on New Year’s Day from Melbourne through the G2G Pass system, police say.
She was to have self-quarantined for two weeks at an approved location in Perth.
However, she was not at the residence when police conducted a compliance check on Wednesday.
Police alleged the woman had twice breached self-quarantine directions after arriving in Perth.
The Victoria Park woman faced Perth Magistrates Court on Thursday on two counts of failing to comply with a direction.
She was remanded in custody until January 18.
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