Mesilla Park Man, 30, Booked on Non-Residential Burglary at Las Cruces Business

Allegedly... Andrew Lozoya, 30, of Mesilla Park, was booked into the Dona Ana County Detention Center on April 2, 2026, following an arrest at 950 Frenger Street in Las Cruces, according to jail records reviewed for this report. The booking number tied to the intake is 2600002441. Lozoya faces four charges. The lead count is a felony charge of Non-Residential Burglary. He is also charged with Larceny of property valued between 100 and 500 dollars, a petty misdemeanor, and Criminal Trespass, a misdemeanor. Bond on each of those three counts is listed at 1,000 dollars. A separate felony Court Commitment hold, which typically signals a return-to-custody order from a judge, was logged at the Dona Ana County Detention Center with no bond. A 2023 KVIA report referenced a Mesilla Park man named Andrew Lozoya, then 27, who was arrested on charges including aggravated assault on a peace officer after an incident in Las Cruces. The age progression is consistent with the person named in the current booking, but authorities have not publicly confirmed whether the two reports involve the same individual. An arrest is not a conviction. Lozoya is presumed innocent unless and until each charge is proven in a court of law. This report will be updated if charging documents or additional court filings are made public.