Woman Who Montana Police Say Drove Repeatedly Through Religious Group Pleads Not Guilty

Woman Who Montana Police Say Drove Repeatedly Through Religious Group Pleads Not Guilty
Genevienne Marlene Rancuret appears by video from jail for her arraignment hearing in Yellowstone County district court in Billings, Mont., on Dec. 13, 2023. Matthew Brown/AP Photo
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BILLINGS, Mont.—A Montana woman who police say was intoxicated when she drove her vehicle repeatedly through a group of religious demonstrators, wounding one person, pleaded not guilty on Wednesday to multiple felony charges.

Genevienne Marlene Rancuret, 55, was arraigned in state district court and ordered held on $250,000 bond in the alleged weekend assault in Billings against members of Israel United in Christ.