A former glamorous attorney, infamous for her suspected dine-and-dash activities, has shared photos of herself enjoying life abroad despite being sought by authorities. Kerry Stevens, 40, has four outstanding arrest warrants and is believed to be residing in the Lorraine region of northwest France with a relative. Disbarred following a conviction for not settling a £60 bill at a Harvester, Stevens recently posted a picture on social media from Disneyland Paris, adorned with Mickey Mouse ears and a bubble wand. Despite pleas from her family to stay, she failed to appear in court.

Reportedly, the police have visited her residence, only to be informed by her mother that she had left. Stevens, who has connections to Shoebury and Westcliff in Essex, faces charges of multiple instances of leaving without payment and one count of theft from a shop in 2024. She is set to stand trial in the coming year and refutes the accusations.

Accompanied by Daniel Alani, her alleged accomplice, Stevens first came under police scrutiny for a dine-and-dash incident at The Castle Inn in Little Wakering, Essex. The duo allegedly left without settling a bill for a prawn cocktail, two roast chicken dinners with extra lamb, breaded mushrooms, orange juice, wine, and soft drinks.

Local landlords have disclosed instances where Stevens and Alani reportedly attempted to evade payment at various eateries and taxi services. At The Pearl Dragon restaurant in Southend, the pair allegedly tried to abscond without paying a £127 bill for a substantial meal.

While Alani admitted guilt to theft-related charges earlier this year, Stevens remains at large with outstanding warrants. Essex Police have issued an appeal describing Stevens as approximately 5 feet 2 inches tall, with blonde hair and known to wear large glasses. Anyone with information on her whereabouts is urged to contact the authorities through their website or Live Chat service.

For privacy and data sharing preferences, users can adjust settings on the website accordingly, in compliance with the Privacy Notice and Terms and Conditions.