Las Cruces Man, 33, Booked on Felony Probation Violation and Shoplifting Count

Allegedly... Phillip Scott Fisher, 33, of Las Cruces, was booked into the Doña Ana County Detention Center on March 31, 2026, according to jail records. The booking sheet lists one felony count of probation violation, with the arrest location recorded as DACDC, the acronym for the detention center itself. A second, petty misdemeanor count of shoplifting under $100 is listed with an arrest location of Solano and Arizona in Las Cruces. Bond is set at zero dollars on both counts. A general web search did not return New Mexico news coverage, U.S. Attorney’s Office announcements, or published court records that can be confidently matched to this defendant by name, age, and city. The booking entry does not describe the underlying felony case that placed Fisher on probation. In New Mexico, shoplifting of merchandise valued at less than $100 is charged as a petty misdemeanor, while a felony probation violation typically triggers a no-bond hold until the sentencing judge conducts a revocation hearing. Arrests reported on new misdemeanor conduct can, in some cases, be cited as the basis for an alleged probation violation. This report reflects only the booking record. Fisher has not been convicted of shoplifting or found in violation of probation in connection with this booking and is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.