According to police facts, police were conducting patrols around Parkes on June 12 when they observed Leonard, travelling south on Currajong Street pulling her over for the purpose of a RBT.

A breath test checking for traces of alcohol was negative.

A drug test was performed which was positive for traces of methylamphetamine.

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Leonard was arrested and taken back to Parkes Police Station for further tests.

A secondary oral fluid test returned positive for methylamphetamine and cannabis.

A sample was sent off for laboratory testing which confirmed traces of methylamphetamine and cannabis.

She was fined $220 and disqualified from driving for three months when she appeared in Parkes Local Court on October 7 to answer the charge.

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