Leiber Magallanes-Bustamante, 33, Held Without Bond After Federal Transfer

Allegedly... Leiber Magallanes-Bustamante, 33, was booked into a New Mexico jail on April 8, 2026, after being brought in through a federal transfer, according to intake records. The booking paperwork lists a single felony charge described as "All Other Offenses" and reflects no bond. The address field on the booking sheet reads "ECUATOR," an apparent reference to Ecuador, suggesting a foreign nationality, although the record itself does not elaborate. Federal transfers are commonly used to move individuals to local detention facilities while they await federal court proceedings or immigration-related hearings. Public records searches and U.S. Attorney’s Office news releases for the District of New Mexico did not surface a confirmed match for Magallanes-Bustamante at the time of publication. No attorney of record was listed in the jail booking information. The charge is an allegation, and Magallanes-Bustamante is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law. Additional information may become available once formal charging documents are filed or unsealed.