Mexican National, 41, Held on Federal Transfer in New Mexico Jail

Allegedly... Daniel Jimenez-Ramos, 41, with a listed address in Coahuila, Mexico, was booked into a New Mexico jail on April 1, 2026, as part of a federal transfer, according to booking records. The sheet lists one felony count described only as "All Other Offenses," with bond set at zero dollars. The arrest location is logged as "Federal Transfer," indicating he entered local custody on a federal hold rather than a state arrest. A general web search did not return U.S. Attorney’s Office announcements, federal court filings, or New Mexico news coverage that can be matched with confidence to this defendant based on name, age, and listed address. Federal cases involving non-U.S. citizens in the District of New Mexico often involve charges such as illegal reentry, immigration-related offenses, or drug and firearms counts, but the public booking record does not specify the underlying statute here. A zero-dollar bond in this context typically reflects a federal detainer, with any bail determination pending an initial appearance before a U.S. magistrate judge. The booking entry alone does not establish the nature or seriousness of the alleged federal conduct. Only the booking record was available for this report. Jimenez-Ramos has not been convicted of any offense tied to this booking and is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.