Hunt returned the car on June 3, 2014, but there was a towing cost. On November 1 that year, Hunt also went to a Hamilton pharmacy and produced a fraudulent prescription.
Staff recognised it as a fake and called police, but Hunt left before police showed up.
In another incident on January 15, 2014, Hunt stole an ANZ bank card from a friend she had known for 10 years and was living with at the time.
Over January 15 and 16, Hunt used the victim's card, spending $1185.90. On November 9, Hunt tried to use a Visa paywave system to spend $66 at a Hamilton service station. The transaction was declined and it was discovered the card she was using was stolen, Judge Cameron said.
Hunt pleaded guilty to three counts of dishonestly using a document for pecuniary advantage, one count of unlawfully taking a motor vehicle, and three of failing to answer bail.
Judge Cameron sentenced her to six months of community detention with a 7pm to 7am curfew, six months of supervision, and ordered she pay reparation of $438.15, and $1185.90.