Woman on lam tweets 'Catch me if you can,' is caught, arrested SAN DIEGO, July 9 (UPI) -- A California woman, who taunted law enforcement on Twitter after fleeing to Mexico, pleaded not guilty to failing to appear in court while on bail. Wanda Lee Ann Podgurski, 60, failed to show up to court when the verdict was read in her case in January. She had fled to Rosarito, Mexico. Podgurski was found guilty and was sentenced in absentia last month to 20 years and four months in state prison for 29 felony counts related to an insurance and disability scam,. She faked injuries to collect payments of more than $650,000 from insurance companies. Police caught up with Podgurski last week after she posted a Twitter message to San Diego County District Attorney Michelle Dumanis saying "Catch me if you can," KSWB-TV, San Diego, reported. The Computer and Technology Crime High-Tech Response Team traced her location through her Twitter account, officials said. Podgurski was ordered to remain in jail without bail and faces an additional two years and eight months in prison if convicted of failing to appear in court, KSWB said.