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  •   Home > News > Law and Order

    A woman who reportedly scaled two fences to escape from a managed isolation facility, has been remanded for two weeks without entering a plea

    A woman who reportedly scaled two fences to escape from a managed isolation facility, has been remanded for two weeks without entering a plea


    43-year-old Suzanne Marie Derrett's accused of absconding from the Pullman Hotel on July 4 - halfway through her 14-day isolation period.

    The Auckland District Court has been told this morning Derrett has now finished her isolation period, and has returned two negative results for COVID-19.

    Her lawyer says she was only absent for a very brief time, on day seven.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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