Tahlia Isaac

Yeah, and look- The mechanisms of law got me, and I stood in front of a Supreme Court judge, and they handed down their sentence, and I took accountability.

I pled guilty to all of my offenses, even the ones that I wasn't technically guilty for, and copped it on the chin, did my time, got out, and I've done it again.

Um, so I was in, I was living on the Gold Coast.

I was in Brisbane for the night and I was driving back sort of like a back road from, um, kind of East Brisbane to the Gold Coast.

Yeah.

Um, through the hinterland and, um, they had a traffic stop and like I used to always cruise around with gear on me.

Yeah.

And I was pretty messy by this point in time and they had, the road was stopped.

Yeah.

And I was like, oh, that's so weird.

A car, a

I found out later a car had gone off the ditch and they're trying to pull it out.

So they stopped traffic both ways.

And so I'm like third back.

The car in front of me bangs a U-turn and goes, I'm not waiting.

And they bang a U-turn.

And like, I'm kind of pull up second in line and I can see, the cop can see me.

I can see the cop.

He's not far away, but he's stopping traffic for the tow truck.

It's not for me.