CHARLES CITY – A woman who was busted stealing a Toys for Tots jar at a Mason City pizza shop was involved in a car accident this week, causing thousands of dollars in damages.
On September 22 at about 3:55 PM, officers with the Charles City police department responded to an accident in the 1100 block of South Grand Avenue. A Nashua man, 21-year-old Chad Rich, was driving a 2003 Chevy Silverado when he was struck by a 1995 Buick Park Avenue driven by 24-year-old Kayleigh Rae Hormann of Rudd. Rich was cited for failure to yield, while Hormann was arrested for driving with a suspended license. Police said about $8,000 of damages resulted from the collision.
Hormann was caught on video in 2012 stealing a donation canister for Toys for Tots from the Mason City Little Caesars pizza shop. She later pled guilty to the crime – fifth degree theft – and was ordered to pay $425.00 in fines, court fees and restitution.
Records show she never made a payment on that balance in the (nearly) three years since her guilty plea.
Cause: That which produces an effect; make to exist. But….. I am glad HE CAUSED the accident just to bring her dumb ass in.
And you accuse the Globe of skewing the news in their favor? She obviously DIDN’T cause thousands of dollars of damage now did she? The man was cited for failure to yield. She incidentally was driving under suspended license, but DID NOT CAUSE the accident. Obviously you hate her because she stole money from a charity…got it…but that’s no reason to mislead readers into believing she’s guilty of being a danger to the public on the roadways.
You have it all wrong. She was driving illegally. That means by law the accident was her fault. If she had obeyed the Law she couldn’t have been there. It was her fault and she is a repeat law breaker. Get over it.