Las Cruces Woman, 25, Booked on Felony Failure-to-Appear Count

Allegedly... Raelyn Guerrero, 25, of Las Cruces, was booked into custody on the afternoon of April 7, 2026, after being taken into custody along East Organ Avenue near North Virginia Street, according to New Mexico jail records. She faces one felony count of failure to appear. A felony-level failure-to-appear charge in New Mexico is generally filed when a defendant does not appear for a scheduled court date in an open felony case. The booking record does not identify the underlying case or the court from which the warrant originated. Bond on the charge is listed at $20,000 secured, a level typically associated with bench warrants tied to more serious underlying felony matters or a defendant with a prior missed appearance. The arrest description places the stop on East Organ Avenue, about 92 feet east of North Virginia, a corridor through central Las Cruces. A review of New Mexico Courts case lookup records and local news outlets did not return additional publicly available details specific to Guerrero as of the booking date. She is presumed innocent of the alleged failure-to-appear offense and of any underlying charges unless and until convicted in a court of law.