LEETON police were forced to shut down a party in Leeton on Friday night after residents were allegedly flaunting public health orders.
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Officers were alerted to the party around 9.45pm.
After attending the Railway Avenue home, police were met by a 53-year-old man, who was later issued with a warning for not complying with ongoing restrictions to help restrict the spread of COVID-19.
Officers asked those in attendance to leave and the gathering was disbanded.
Meanwhile, a 28-year-old Leeton woman has been issued with a court attendance notice after police discovered her behind the wheel despite her licence being suspended.
Officers stopped the woman for a roadside breath test at 1am on Sunday, which returned a negative result.
However, further inquiries revealed the driver's licence was suspended and she will now face Leeton Local Court at a later date.
A 20-year-old female resident had her licence suspended on Friday night after being detected drink driving.
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The green p-plate motorist was stopped by officers for a roadside breath test in Acacia Avenue at 9pm on April 24 where she returned a positive result.
A further breath analysis at the Leeton police station also returned a positive reading of 0.046.
Red and green p-plate drivers are not permitted to have any alcohol in their system when behind the wheel.
The woman's licence was suspended for three months.
