Police commented telling her if she wanted to make things easier for them she should head over to nearby police station to sort our her breach, but Paparoa replied implying first she planned to smoke some cannabis.
Three days earlier, Paparoa posted a picture of herself, 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 [sic] 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.