Rosemary's Babies

[XLFD]

79th District Court Clerk Rosemary Saucedo-Narvaez Serial Lawbreaking Sons Get Lenient Treatment in County Court After Committing Crimes, Just Like Her and Her Hubby

When you work as a clerk in a district court, you do a bit more than just go to the window and collect fees from those who drive too fast or don't keep their insurance up to date, there are at least 13 duties you have to do as a generic district court clerk.  Among these duties is the expectation and obligation to avoid any appearance of impropriety by actively avoiding cases where your family is involved, so as not to taint the profession by showing bias.  The expectations are also there of obeying the law you help administer, and foster that lawfulness in those that are closest to you.  

79th District Court Clerk Rosemary Saucedo-Narvaez has been shown not to follow those ideals in a sequence of crimes committed by her and her husband in a recent hit-and-run incident.  Her Husband, Alfonso Narvaez, left the scene of an accident he had with another vehicle at a Ludington intersection. 

According to an undisputed Ludington Police Department (LPD) investigation, Alfonso continued to his job and called Rosemary before she left for work.  They conspired to have her pick up his vehicle and go to the LPD to testify to the investigating officer that it was her alone in the truck when the crash happened.  She was called in later and attested that she was instead driving her husband to work, but when that was refuted, she finally spoke the truth.  This was after multiple lies trying to cover up her big lie.  

For her part, a magistrate in the 79th District Court, one of her peers who should not be adjudicating misdemeanors, gave her a fine of $275, which she is scheduled to pay off at $10 per month.  Her husband, who was liable to be charged with three misdemeanors, has not been charged with anything as of yet, in what looks a bit like a clerical error.  Both have not had the usual indignity of having their names splashed over to the local press, like other people who have done much less.  (read more here).

Bad Eggs Don't Fall Far from the Tree

Not surprisingly, the mother's and step-father's disregard for the law has rubbed off on Rosemary's sons from a previous marriage.  Not to say that Rosemary's previous husband, Momo Zamora, wasn't also a frequent violator of the law back when he lived in this area, according to court records. 

One should not make a logical leap to suggest that Rosemary is a poor parent for having kids that break the law on a regular basis, but one should conclude that she is a very poor court clerk for having her kids come before her peers to receive judgment and gets what seems to be favorable treatment without any sort of attempt to alleviate the court's appearance of impropriety.

Xavier "Rico Stacks" Zamora 

The older brother, Xavier Ignatio Zamora, is front and center in the news, getting some real time (if the sentencing for once is realistic), for delivery and manufacture of cocaine, 2nd offense.  Prosecutor Paul Spaniola wasn't impressed when he noted in court that Xavier lacked an educational base, had limited abilities and skill sets, and had seven probation violations since 2016.  

That's a lot, but we should also note that Xavier has a few other blemishes in his past before 2016, including a July 2013 Minor in possession, where he decided to ignore the court fees until he became in contempt and had a bench warrant placed on him.  He would only pay $45 of that, however, since court records indicate he was incarcerated and had $330 of the fees paid by time served (though there seems to be no record of said incarceration in his mother's court records).  

In April, 2015 a local woman petitioned for and received a Personal Protection Order (PPO) from Xavier, an order which he violated in a short time, but she failed to show for the hearing and the PPO was summarily lifted.  In November 2015, he engaged in petty larceny, but before Christmas he had a plea agreement in his mother's court and no penalty was given.

In April 2016, Xavier faced a felony charge of assaulting, resisting, obstructing a police officer as well as misdemeanor assault and disorderly conduct charges in a Tiki incident.  In the circuit court records, his mother Rosemary's phone number is listed as a contact, and that may have helped him as his sentence was listed as one year in court records.  The seven violations of probation mentioned by the prosecutor violated since are from this offense. 

Another woman filed a PPO against him in February 2018, which was cancelled by the petitioner, likely because Xavier was caught with a controlled substance at about the same time and sentenced to serve six months up front of a one year sentence.  But he didn't serve that six months, because in July 2018 he was out and committing malicious destruction of property, and breaking and entering.  This was judged in his mother's district court, where he received $230 in fines and 45 days, which, if served, left him little time to have his second drug offense in October 2018, which brings us up to date with yesterday's sentencing.  

Marcos "Chopo Bricks" Zamora

One year younger, but no less ambitious in law-breaking is Marcos Moses Zamora, who has also revolved through his mother's court repeatedly.  In June 2015 he was driving without a license, but somehow he matriculated through his mom's court and had the charge dismissed without any apparent production of a valid one.

Marcos hit the big time when he was arrested June 2017 by the LPD on felony charges of first-degree home invasion, possession of marijuana, domestic violence and assault & battery.  This was passed onto circuit court where he received a fairly lenient sentence spending a little over 3 months in jail. 

Before he had served the time for those crimes, he received a safety belt violation by the sheriff's department.  Like his brother, he ignored paying his mother's court any money, eventually having the accumulated $335 in fines (including contempt fees) reduced to $45 by time served in his other offense.  Exactly one month later, he went through a traffic light and ignored those fees in the same manner, as his mother's court handled the case without the judge being involved.

He was out by April 2018 when he was caught for another traffic offense for allowing a minor to drive his car, another offense that came to his mother's court magistrate, where he received a fairly substantial $335 in fines which he is paying off with $10 every month.  He has not been caught doing anything significantly bad since. 

Last March, Rosemary's babies had a rare moment when they weren't causing havoc and/or incarcerated and posed for their mother in Ludington.  She must have been awfully proud of them and relieved for not having to continually pull strings for them just like she did in saving her husband from jail and/or deportation by providing materially false information to police officers multiple times.  She'll pay $10 for that crime next month, while others going through Mason County courts will be serving hard time and paying stiffer fees for the same offenses.

[Freedom Seeker]

!Ah Dios Mio!  What a "dirty world" tatoo on his arm. Really hard to believe that we have this group living in Ludington and the Mama working at the courthouse. And they get preferential treatment in court due to her working there. Really frightening and disgusting. I'm all for good immigrants contributing to our society but this element is probably worse than what they've been caught at. Thanks for the research, X. We need to grow eyes in the back of our heads.

[snide]

What is disturbing to me is that our local legal system is being exploited to keep an illegal immigrant (her present husband) in the country... But more disturbing is how their initial story changed 3 times as to who was doing the driving - who was in car etc.... I guarantee you that if you or I give false information to a police officer our outcome will be more than a 275 dollar fine. 

[Willy]

I hope these  guys get their act together or there will be a lot more metal bars in their future. Maybe they can set a good example for mom and dear old step dad. Of course I've seen plenty of kids going bad because of a malicious step parent. Who knows what happened in this family. I do know one thing though, they are costing the taxpayers a lot of grief and money.

I noticed that this topic already has 300 more views than their mothers topic and I'm guessing the boys and their friends have been checking in to read it and I assume they are not happy about it. So, X, I would be looking over my shoulder if I were you. I doubt that they are  pleased with the exposure they have received on the Torch and they don't seem to be a family that reacts well to the truth. That is if they even recognize what the truth is.

[XLFD]

If they or their friends are looking in, I hope they would try to contact me if any of the various infractions and crimes are improperly presented.  The court records are somewhat ambiguous on certain topics and I would appreciate corrections if I have made any transcriptional mistakes.  If they want to just knock the crap out of me, then I will figure that everything is correct and tell them to get behind a long line of local officials and their preferentially-treated kinfolk.  They need to learn to wait their turn.

[AQUAMAN]

Amazing, shocking, disgusting, and unbelievable in Ludington this actually is true and exists today. And paying off fines at $10/month, distorted and twisted fines for adults. No wonder these kids don't respect anyone or anything, they simply don't have to, as evidenced by their sentences and non-court actions. Rosemary needs to voluntarily resign, else be fired. She and her family are not worth all the trouble and costs to our town so far, and into the near future from the looks of everything that has taken place.

[Freedom Seeker]

Maybe the unusually high views is ICE figuring a way to swoop in.  An awful lot of shares too.  You're not totally to blame for exposure, X, MCP had an article a few days ago.

[Pheonix Emory]

Effectively what law enforcement and the judicial system continues to "teach" is that not everyone has to follow the law and to every rule there are plenty of exceptions, especially for those who are involved with, related to or friends of law enforcement, the judicial system as well as city/state officials.

If this information is only partially true, there is a lot of explaining to do by the local courts and police department. 

It would be a very interesting study to monitor the local drinking establishments and liquor/beer stores for the amount of traffic provided by those city officials and law enforcement.  Either they are drinking to excess, are exploiting prescription medication or ingesting something that has them believing they and their behavior is invisible.  Then again, the lead in the water may be what is affecting their thinking.  What ever it is, it is rampant, persistent and consistent.

[XLFD]

I casually misquote the ancient Greek Solon:  "Laws are like spider’s webs: If some small or weak creature comes up against them, it is caught and devoured; a big or powerful one can break through and get away; friends or relatives of the spider have nothing to fear.”

Some of our respected civic leaders do lead double lives, but I make it a rule to separate their public life from their private life as long as it does not influence their public actions or create an uneven playing field for the rest of us.

[AQUAMAN]

Very well said X, and all others too, this needs to end, for God's Sake, and We the People, NOW!

[Pheonix Emory]

Aquaman, your statement, "We the People" struck a cord and thought.

The police, laws, judicial system, public servants etc. are only in place to provide for and protect "We the People."  At the same time, each individual is not considered to be of value in and of themselves unless they have achieved great status in their community, great wealth, or is one of "the team" (or related to the team).  It requires a large group of people to come together for a common purpose to bring about change.  Perhaps a Citizens Watch Dog group needs to be established to monitor and report to the City and State Officials these incidents of favoritism and corruption.  If "We the People" were bringing the issue to the forefront and demand better, there might be a better chance of seeing these people being held to account.  Standing shoulder to shoulder makes for a bigger beast, to use X's analogy to the spider web.

[Pheonix Emory]

Separating "public life" as a reporter is honorable.  I would question the sobriety of civic leaders when they continually and repeatedly exhibit a pattern of favoritism and do not hold one another to account.

If the man did indeed say, "he was going to find out where we live and kill us,"in the presence of a police officer, this is quite the bold remark.  May I suggest he refrain from the use of a dark comb to coif his hair.  Such items may be confused as weapons and one may only be dressing themselves for their funeral.  Then again, from what I have been told, those petty criminals make great targets for shake downs and their profits are only taken by police to pocket (not referring specifically to these two young men). 

With all the time, energy and money being spent sitting in jails, bars and court houses one might think the same energy could provide for a great education.  

Word Up Zamora Brothers:  Hip Hop down to visit Chief Barnett and request a tax free loan to pay for your education.  With any excess funds he would be willing to extend, you could even pay your fines off early and still left overs for a blunt.

[Freedom Seeker]

Would anyone know what the hand sign Rico Zamora uses in the photo? It's kind of a contorted sideway backward two finger V ... Or is he showing off his gold watch and rings that would probably pay off his fines?