Sarah Badshaw, 18, of Brampton, also known as the alleged “Porsche Girl” has been treated to a revolving door of Ontario justice this week.

She faced charges from Peel Police in a Brampton courtroom on Monday. Then, on Tuesday, she was arraigned on charges by Toronto Police. Badshaw was released on bail both times, with conditions such as staying away from her alleged accomplices. Peel Regional Police have since arrested four alleged accomplices and charged them with numerous criminal counts, reports The Toronto Sun. That includes two adults and two youths who can’t be identified under the Youth Criminal Justice Act.

Badshaw was an alleged player in an auto theft scam. The suspects targeted the owners of luxury SUVs, said police. By posing as a presentable, well-dressed woman, say police, Badshaw allegedly set out to fool unsuspecting marks into thinking she was interested in buying their vehicles — before stealing them.

One of three incidents involving this ruse was videoed. That recording went viral internationally, with media as far away as India reporting on Badshaw’s escapades.

Editor’s note: Warning, graphic descriptions and video