HUTCHINSON, Kan. — A local woman faces a slew of possible charges after she allegedly led police on a chase late last week.

Police were called to a Hutchinson home on the report of criminal damage, where officers located Marissa Schneider. She allegedly attempted to flee officers by driving out of the city and stopped at a rural home. Police said she then got out of the vehicle and refused to follow police commands. With the help of a Kansas Highway Patrol trooper, officers managed to get her into cuffs. During that time, she was reportedly laughing. Schneider didn’t believe the officers were real and thought they had fake badges, according to reports.

They placed her in a police vehicle. She then pulled the wires from a video camera inside that vehicle.

Authorities also reported finding methamphetamine inside Schneider’s vehicle.

She was arrested on suspicion of reckless driving, possession of methamphetamine, felony interference, DUI, felony flee and elude, not having an interlock device on the vehicle, driving in violation of restrictions and criminal damage to property.

She is jailed on a bond of $9,750.