Thread: TN-Illegal Charged in Wife's Beating

Illegal Charged in Wife's Beating


Updated: Wednesday, 02 Sep 2009, 9:48 PM CDT
Published : Wednesday, 02 Sep 2009, 9:48 PM CDT
Jill Monier

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - An illegal immigrant and convicted felon made his first court appearance Wednesday in Bartlett. He's charged with beating and raping his wife, in front of their children.

Police say it happened on the 6000 block of Fairway Heights Cove, Monday. Bartlett police say they have not been called to the home before. Neighbors, who knew the family well, say they were quiet and friendly. They say the whole incident turns their stomach.

Neighbor Scott Phillips says, "When you live on the same street with people and see them taking care of their yard and their children, their children played with our children, to us we took it all personally."

Police say, around 11pm, 33-year old Marcelino Navarro-Calderon savagely beat his 25-year old wife and raped her. Police reports show blood covered the bed, floor and walls.
Court documents show he admitted to firing two gunshots in her direction, although did not hit her.

Neighbors called police. The couple's 4 little boys, all under the age of 6, asked officers if their "mommy was going to die."

Lt. Rory Mack with Bartlett Police says, "Officers made entry into the bedroom where found victim lying on the floor face down who had been bound, tied up."

Navarro-Calderon was arrested and charged with attempted first degree murder, especially aggravated kidnapping, rape and unlawful possession of a weapon. Detectives say he has a rap sheet from California, dating back to 1996.

Mack says, "Mostly property type crimes, burglary, a few simple assault cases, other than that nothing that would lead us to this case where we are today."

Neighbors say the couple lived in the neighborhood for 5 years. They say Navarro-Calderon was deported last December because he was in the country illegally. Police don't know how he re-entered the U.S.

Phillips says they were upset when he was deported, "we were saddened by it. The children were upset; he was like a stay at home dad, mom worked and we stayed home with the kids."

Bartlett police say they have officers working with different community groups in an effort to combat domestic violence and identify cases like this, before they take a turn for the worst.

Mack says, "Unfortunately domestic violence occurs behind doors and we're not aware until something like this happens."

Police say they have not been able to talk with the victim because she's on a ventilator. Her children are now with her relatives. Navarro-Calderon's next court appearance is Friday. He's being held without bond.



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Why are American women and men marrying illegal aliens? Is there a law against this action of marrying an illegal immigrant? Does courts, churches, and states promote the illegal aliens being aided and abetted?

Many illegals pay to marry Americans. In fact an immigration lawyer in South Florida used to be a broker of those marriages. Cubans are notorious for that. The American men who marry the women often treat the women badly. As for people complaining about the stereotypes of illegal men beating women or driving drunk you don't have to look further than Hialeah, Florida where lawyers advertise in Spanish where you arrested for domestic violence or DUI. I will have to take a picture of the billboard showing one of those ads. It is in the Hialeah section of the Palmetto.

In Tennessee the Attorney General ruled that it was okay for illegal aliens to marry. Does not make sense, but apparently judicial activism will allow anything.

If you are an illegal alien, there is little that you cannot excuse away, cry of discrimination, or just run away from, and who stands in your way. The watering down of the 287g is just further proof that enforcement of the law holds little value for far too many.

Marriage loopholes are just another way to establish a foothold, then with anchor babies, then with other illegal alien family members coming to the United States.

Revelation 3:20

Police don't know how he re-entered the U.S.

He had an anchor wife to come back to. As long as you leave behind family members, they will come back.

Phillips says they were upset when he was deported, "we were saddened by it. The children were upset; he was like a stay at home dad, mom worked and we stayed home with the kids."

And I bet you let your kids go over there an play around that man who was violent and may have a deadly disease. Stupid is as stupid does.

Dixie