A woman who allegedly escaped hotel quarantine by slipping past security and down a fire escape has been caught after four days on the run.
Samantha Sullivan, 35, was arrested by police in Mile End in Adelaide's inner west about 9pm on Wednesday after she allegedly absconded from the Pullman Hotel at Hindmarsh Square in the the city's CBD.
SA Police have charged the woman with breaching the Emergency Management Act and also alleged she arrived in Adelaide from Darwin using a stolen driver's licence.
Samantha Sullivan (pictured) was arrested on Wednesday after she allegedly absconded from hotel quarantine because she 'doesn't want to get vaccinated'
Ms Sullivan flew into South Australia about 2.45pm on Saturday and was required to remain in hotel quarantine for 14 days.
Assistant Commissioner Craig Patterson said shortly after arriving at 7.45pm, she made a run for it - becoming the third person to allegedly breach South Australia's Covid quarantine system since August.
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