A woman was arrested in the French city of Nîmes after police found bulletproof vests and police armbands in her vehicle. The incident took place a week ago but was only officially confirmed this Friday. The vehicle caught the attention of local authorities, especially because it was registered under false information. The driver, who was the only person in the car, tried to avoid the anti-criminality unit of Nîmes when approached. The case has been labeled as "association of wrongdoers," a legal term used to describe situations where individuals are suspected of working together in illegal activities. Authorities are still investigating why the woman had these items and what purpose they might have served. The BAC of Nîmes, which is the local police department, pursued the driver and is continuing to look into the matter. The presence of police armbands and bulletproof vests raises questions about the woman's intentions. These items are typically used by law enforcement or individuals involved in high-risk situations. It is unclear whether the items were meant for a specific mission or if they were being used for an illegal purpose. As the investigation continues, authorities are trying to determine who the items were intended for and what secret mission, if any, was involved. The case highlights the importance of proper vehicle registration and the potential consequences of possessing items that could be used in criminal activities.