SA woman on meth crashes stolen hire car
An Adelaide woman allegedly high on meth crashed a stolen hire car while two children without seatbelts sat in the back.
The suspended driver rear-ended another car in North Adelaide on Friday night, and police drug tests showed she was on methamphetamine, police say.
Two children under the age of five were unrestrained in the back seat, and were taken to the Women's and Children's Hospital with minor injuries.
The woman's car turned out to be a hire car she had not returned, and which had been reported as stolen.
The 33-year-old Woodville Gardens woman was also wanted over the alleged illegal use of a motor vehicle in Mount Gambier in July.
She was charged with driving without due care, dangerous driving, two counts of aggravated acts to endanger life, two counts of failing to ensure child safely restrained, driving while suspended, two counts of illegal use, drug driving and possess prescription medication without a prescription.
She has been bailed to appear in the Adelaide Magistrates Court on November 10.
