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Drunk Belmond woman causes thousands in damages after crashing her Monte Carlo into Mason City house

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MASON CITY – A drunk Belmond woman racing through town crashed her Monte Carlo into a Mason City house, causing thousands of dollars in damages.

A Mason City police spokesman tells NIT that officers responded to a report of a car that crashed into a house and then left the scene at 12:22 AM on September 23, 2021. Officers arrived and found a red 2003 Chevy Monte Carlo a short distance from the crash. The officers’ keen investigative skills led them to locate Glennisha Williams, age 30, of Belmond, near the vehicle. Williams’ vehicle had left the roadway as it was eastbound on 6th Street SW and then struck the residence at 217 6th Street SW.

As a result of the incident and investigation, Williams was charged with first offense operating while intoxicated, failure to provide proof of insurance, and failure to maintain control.

Williams’ car crash allegedly caused approximately $8,000 damage to the Monte Carlo and approximately $8,000 damage to the house located at 217 6th Street SW.

Earlier this year, Corey Martinson’s pickup truck was traveling eastbound on 6th Street SW, just a block away from the latest crash.  It left the roadway and smashed through and destroyed a light pole and damaged a power pole.  He fled the scene and was later guilty of failure to maintain control, costing him $210.25.

A bike rider crashed his bike on 6th Street SW some time ago, and a baggie of marijuana was once located nearby. A drunk driver was nabbed not just once, or twice, too, as well as a crazed meth criminal.

Tragedy once struck just feet away from this latest crash, when 5 teens were killed back in April of 2016.  The driver of a Jeep Wrangler traveling no less than 79 miles per hour lost control and everyone in the vehicle died as a result of the fiery crash just north of Shopko on 6th Street SW / Highway 122.

WILLIAMS, GLENNISHA
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23 thoughts on “Drunk Belmond woman causes thousands in damages after crashing her Monte Carlo into Mason City house

  1. Whoever anonymous is that commented on those 5 teenagers getting what they deserved, you truly are a heartless, pathetic waste of human life. They were teenagers that did not deserve what happend to them. You are truly right about one thing, you can’t cure stupidity. You are living proof of that.

    1. You get what you deserve. Karma, if real, has STILL not found me. Give me a minute I’m going to piss on their graves – and maybe a few others.

      1. I don’t know who it was that talked about urinating on their graves, But I like it, and I like you. People are responsible for their own actions. By not getting out of the car, they agreed to the consequences.

  2. It figures it is some filthy black woman without insurance. She should go to jail and stay there working until every dime is paid for the damage she has done. Do not even consider letting her out until she has paid for all the damage and her fines and a fund for the protection for future accidents caused by uninsured drivers. Plus the room and board for jail. She might never get out. That would be a good thing. Let that be a lesson to all those who drive without insurance. There should be a way to show if the driver and car are insured as people drive. I light around the license plate or something. It’s too easy for people to drive without insurance. The amount of money in damages has to be paid somehow. Can you imagine if someone was hurt and the cost of medical care? The punishment for driving without insurance should be so severe that people are too scared to risk it. If it could be shown how many people are out there right now uninsured it would probably be worse than anyone of us could imagine. People like this lady do not care what they do to others. Her punishment should be severe. Maybe her friends and family would learn not to drive or let others drive illegally. It makes me sick this filthy thing was able to risk harm to so many good, responsible, innocent people.

    1. Your message might be more palatable if you weren’t such a moron. Shouldn’t matter what color her skin is but you make it an issue because you are not very smart.

    2. Sweetheart this is Glenneisha I didn’t kill anyone bitch and your mom should be in jail all I did was accidentally hit a porch but who are you to judge if u read it right it’s say I had a accident down from there I didn’t kill anyone stupid hoe

  3. Isn’t that wonderful, Speeding, Drunk Driving, Failure to control and NO INSURANCE. The house owner will have to pay for all repairs. Send her back to Chicago or throw her in jail and lose the key.

  4. You people can whine all you want about how dangerous the intersection is, no speed limit signs, and smartphones. Bottom line is, drivers cause the accidents. And those kids who were killed in April of 2016, they got what they deserved. You can’t cure stupidity, but you sure can kill it.

    1. You serious right so my brother that died in the crash just stupid an deserved to die you know how stupid you sound by saying some simple minded comment like that. Wow wonder why you posted anonymous it was a smart choice lol.

      1. My opinion, anyone dumb enough to ride in a car with someone driving 79 mph in town deserves what they get. And by reading the post you made, I have serious doubts as to your intelligence too. Have you ever heard of punctuation?

      2. Your brother deserved everything he got, too bad you weren’t with him. Did he cook after he died or did he die from getting cooked? Please, let me know – thanks.

  5. Pitiable that she didn’t take out that abandoned eyesore of a building on the North side of the street instead.

  6. Installing those ‘suicide’ lanes everywhere years ago was a big mistake. People drive on auto pilot most of the time. Add to that a slight cognitive decline as a result of breathing in the covid that everybody has had whether they know it or not. And any cover that impedes the free flowing of oxygen to the brain also diminishes a persons cognitive sharpness. Pile on all these factors with booze and the safety of the general public is at dangerous level of risk. Then there is the most dangerous cruse to ever befall the driving public. Smartphones! Texting while driving is worst than drunk driving. And most people observed while driving using text? Young women.

  7. The way people drive around the curve on 6th street it’s no wonder people are crashing their vehicles. There are no speed limit signs on this street and drivers of all kinds of vehicles think its pretty funny to drive like a bat out of hell revving engines and squealing tires. City would make a fortune in fines if anyone ever bothered to ticket these people.

    1. It is a dangerous scene. Structures are being pummeled by the lunatics revving fast down this drag strip. Where are the signs, the speed bumps, the stop sticks – or even police patrols. It will soon be time to post news cameras out there with a speedometer and zoom in on the license plates and faces and report on each nefarious driver’s lawbreaking.

      1. For once I agree with you. I see it every day. People speeding or on their phones (Mostly Women) going through the intersection without looking. It is just a matter of time until their is a wreck. Where I support law enforcement they really need to crack down on the speeders.

        1. There’s a women’s march coming up in town… protest their driving that day, I’ll film it for news story 🙂

          1. Women walking the streets is fine, so long as they’re attired properly. Allowing them to behind the wheel is a differently hued horse entirely.

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