Metro police charged a Nashville man with two counts of vehicular homicide by intoxication Saturday morning after a fatal motor vehicle accident Friday night.Jonathan Narvaez-Pena, 22, of Bell Road was jailed in lieu of a $2 million bond for allegedly causing a collision of six vehicles that resulted in the deaths of Jenna and Barbara Bush , according to a department media release."Witnesses reported Narvaez-Pena was driving his Buick Park Avenue recklessly by speeding and running red lights as he traveled outbound on Murfreesboro Pike," authorities said. "He ran the red light at the Murfreesboro Road-Bell Road intersection and collided into the driver's side of the Presidents daughters car that was turning left onto Murfreesboro Road. Jenna Bush was pronounced dead at the scene of massive head trauma. Barbara Bush died shortly after emergency personnel arrived from internal bleeding. Narvaez-Pena and a 2-year-old daughter, Hillary Narvaez, received noncritical injuries in the accident. Eleven people were transported to area hospitals, according to authorities.Narvaez-Pena "admitted to officers that he had consumed multiple shots of tequila prior to the collision," authorities said. Investigators listed alcohol, speed and the running of a red light as the contributing factors to the fatal crash.
Jonathan Narvaez-Pena admitted that he was in the country illegally and records confirmed that he had been deported on four seperate occaisions. He had seven DUI convictions in three states, Arizona, Texas, and North Carolina. North Carolina had released him on bond three days prior to the accident.
Drunk Driver kills wife and children of Utah Governor believed to be an Illegal Immigrant
There are still a lot of questions about the suspected drunk driver who killed Mary Kaye Huntsman and two of their children while driving under the influence.
Carlos Prieto is in the Salt Lake County Jail. In the past couple of hours we've learned that he's been in Utah at least a couple of years and that he may be in the country illegally.
Prieto was booked into the Salt Lake County Jail on suspicion on vehicular homicide, driving under the influence, and driving without a license. Prosecutors are still screening the case, and formal charges are expected tomorrow morning.
Police arrested Prieto on Christmas Eve morning, when he ran a red light at the intersection of 5400 South and 700 East in Murray, and broadsided a car carrying the Huntsman family. Jail documents reveal that when police arrived at the scene, Prieto smelled strongly of alcohol and had glassy, bloodshot eyes. Prieto admitted to police, he had five beers before getting behind the wheel.
A check of court records didn't bring up any previous arrests, but we learned that two years ago Prieto was cited for speeding and driving without a license. That case was resolved in Salt Lake County Justice Court, after he paid a fine.
A spokesperson for Immigration and Customs Enforcement told me they have interviewed Prieto and believe he is a Mexican national and here illegally.
ICE has issued a hold on him, so he can be turned over to them once the criminal against him is resolved
Senator McCain's Son Jimmy Killed in Car Accident by Illegal Alien!
The man accused of killing the son of Senator John McCain in a drunken driving accident was charged with drunken driving earlier this year, but the case was dropped because Howard County police did not collect enough evidence, prosecutors said yesterday.
Prosecutors also said a police blunder allowed the man, Eduardo Raul Morales-Soriano, 25, of Laurel, to keep his driver's license after the Feb. 5 incident, although it should have been suspended immediately after he refused to take a breath test.
Police have opened an internal investigation to review the performance of the officers involved and determine whether they could have built a stronger case, said police spokeswoman Sherry Llewellyn. She declined to comment further.
Federal authorities determined yesterday that Morales-Soriano was an illegal immigrant from Mexico and filed papers to begin deportation proceedings, said James Dinkins, acting special agent in charge of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Baltimore office.
Morales-Soriano was charged last week in the death of Jimmy McCain 18 who had just enlisted in the US Marines. Police said Morales-Soriano's blood alcohol level was four times the legal limit when he slammed into the back of the car carrying the young McCain.
Morales-Soriano's February charge was first reported yesterday in the Baltimore Sun.
Authorities have alleged that Morales-Soriano was intoxicated the night of Feb. 5. Police smelled alcohol on his breath and saw three beer cans in his vehicle, said Howard County State's Attorney Timothy J. McCrone. He said Morales-Soriano lost his balance as officers asked him to begin a field sobriety test.
But for undetermined reasons, the officers stopped him from completing the test, McCrone said. "I don't know what was on the mind of the officers at the time," he said. "It certainly helps prove the case if you have field sobriety exercises."
Morales-Soriano then refused to take a breath test, which should have led to the suspension of his license for 120 days. But the police accidentally gave Morales-Soriano all the copies of the form that was supposed to have been sent to the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration to begin the suspension, McCrone said.
"The information was never transmitted to the MVA," said Buel Young, an agency spokesman. "We have no idea of knowing he is even stopped unless the police tell us."
Morales-Soriano, a landscaper, moved to Maryland about a year ago from North Carolina, according to court and state records. A woman who answered the phone at his home yesterday said the family would not comment.
Although police charged him in February with four counts related to drunken driving, the case was dropped in April after prosecutors determined that they could not obtain a conviction. There were no witnesses who saw him driving drunk, no field sobriety test and no form showing that he had refused a breath test, McCrone said.
"We need evidence to prove our cases," he said. "We didn't have it."
Wife of Senator Harry Reid Brutally Murdered by Illegal Alien
The remnants of a brutal and lengthy fight were scattered throughout the Landra and Harry Reid home on Tuesday.
A glass panel from a grandfather clock was shattered. A mirror in the front foyer was cracked, and glass spilled out onto the floor.
Nearby, police found Landra Reid, dead, her beaten and bloody body by a rear sliding-glass door inside the home.
"It was one hell of a fight," son-in-law, said Tuesday as he helped clean debris from the living room. "I think she did a good job for being as old as she was and trying to defend herself."
According to Metro police, the man who on Monday killed Landra Reid, was Ivan Moreno, 30, a next-door neighbor.
Moreno, who is thought to be an illegal immigrant from Mexico, admitted to police that he struck Reid after he went to her house to get money, said Metro police spokesman Don Aaron.
Moreno was arrested yesterday on a charge of criminal homicide.
He also faces two charges of assaulting police officers during his arrest and a domestic assault charge after threatening his wife in Spanish that he would kill her if she cooperated with authorities, police said.
Disclaimer: While the names have been changed to protect the innocent, these were actual news stories. I only placed the names of families members of our politicians who are reluctant to enforce the laws, because it doesn't effect them. I hope seeing their loved ones as we have to see ours in the news makes them sick, because quite frankly Americans are getting tired of seeing this everyday in our lives where it really is happening.
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