Las Cruces Man, 33, Faces Felony False Imprisonment and Aggravated Battery Counts

Allegedly... Dan Anthony Carrillo, 33, of Las Cruces, was booked on March 30, 2026, on two felony charges and one misdemeanor, according to Dona Ana County Detention Center records. The felony counts are aggravated battery against a household member causing great bodily harm and false imprisonment. The misdemeanor count is battery against a household member. All three charges list an arrest location of 1805 El Molino. No bond was set on any of the three counts at the time of booking, according to the intake entry. Holds without bond on household-member violence cases in New Mexico often reflect a pretrial detention hearing request under the state constitution. Under New Mexico law, aggravated battery against a household member resulting in great bodily harm is a third-degree felony, and false imprisonment is a fourth-degree felony. The booking record reviewed for this report did not disclose the identity of the alleged victim or further circumstances. A search of publicly available New Mexico news outlets and court records did not return additional details specific to this booking at the time of publication. The charges are allegations, and Carrillo is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.