On March 10, Police wrote on Facebook that they were looking for Paparoa.
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• Woman taunts police in Facebook post
But it was unlikely they expected what happened next - a comment from Paparoa, stating: 'You not doing your jobs properly my bros hahahah'.
Police replied, writing: 'Hi Dayna Paparoa, if you want to make it easier for us, why don't you pop into a Police Station and we can sort out your breach. Thanks'.
But the wanted woman had other ideas, writing a post that implied she was going to smoke cannabis first.
Hundred of comments were left on the post, many of which Paparoa replied to.
She also posted a photo of herself on social media, with her face covered, posing on the hood of a police car with the caption "js a lazy lil selfie".
The teenager said she had been buying a drink in the area and "just thort I'd take a pic".
A few friends commented telling Paparoa to "stay safe", with one calling her a "naughty bish" for taking the photo.
The incident was not the first time a person wanted by police has taunted them on social media.
In 2014, Samuel Evan Lake responded to a similar police post and photograph of himself, writing: "I need to get a new mugshot."
Police wrote back: "Come see us and will arrange at no cost."
Lake was later arrested and eventually sentenced to six months in jail.