MASON CITY – A Mason City woman was busted with drugs by law enforcement just weeks after a guilty plea in a felony case in Mitchell county.
A Cerro Gordo county deputy conducted a traffic stop near 23rd Street SW and Mckinley Avenue on the evening of February 2 and three people were arrested as a result.
The driver, Joshua Allen Bendickson of Mason City, was arrested for driving while barred. One passenger, Judy Ann Griswold of Nora Springs, was arrested for unlawful prescription drug, and also cited for allowing an unauthorized person to drive.
A second passenger, 22-year-old Briana Sue Bakkum of Mason City, was arrested for possession of a controlled substance (marijuana) and drug paraphernalia.
The vehicle was impounded.
Al three were taken to jail, booked and later released.
Last April, Bakkum was charged with felony conspiracy in Mitchell county by Osage police. Despite a criminal record, judge Peter Newell granted Bakkum a deferred judgement. She was ordered to pay $1,739.83 in fines and court fees.
I would hate to wake up to that in the mornings. I’d rather claw my eyes out
I didnt think anyone could be moreally nasty than the Hormann girls. Guess I was wrong.
Is “dibs” still a thing? If it is, DIBS!
I just threw up in my mouth.
She really learned a lesson from the deferred sentence and a fine she will never pay. Bendickson is a career criminal too and should be locked up permanently.
⬆ I couldn’t agree with you more, why they let d-bags like this rat on others that are much less a danger to society makes absolutely zero sense! ⬆
Miss Griswold is on pre-trial release in Cerro Gordo county for forgery and on pre-trial release in Floyd county for possession of Meth. And is released after her most recent arrest.
And Mr. Bendickson is a regular in the county jail.