Andres Garcia-Orozco/Mexico/Manufacture with Intent to Deliver a Controlled Substance, DUI

ICE San Antonio arrested Andres Garcia-Orozco, 38, a citizen of Mexico who is unlawfully present in the United States. According to court and police records, Garcia-Orozco has a prior conviction for driving under the influence of liquor and was recently charged with manufacturing with intent to deliver a controlled substance. He was taken into custody in the San Antonio area and transferred to an ICE facility, where he will remain while removal proceedings advance before an immigration judge. These are the current records available; the new narcotics charge is an allegation that will be adjudicated in the appropriate criminal court.

Manufacturing with intent to deliver is charged when evidence shows a person produced, prepared, or packaged a controlled substance for distribution. Investigations typically rely on seized chemicals or finished product, processing equipment, packaging materials, device or ledger records indicating sales, and forensic lab confirmations. Prosecutors may also introduce surveillance of handoffs or searches that locate stash sites tied to a suspect through location data or fingerprints.

A DUI conviction is entered when prosecutors prove a defendant operated a vehicle while impaired by alcohol or drugs. Proof commonly includes standardized field sobriety tests, chemical analyses, officer observations, and dash or body camera recordings. Sentencing can involve custody, license restrictions, fines, treatment conditions, and ignition interlock requirements; a certified judgment from the prior case forms part of the immigration file.

During intake, officers verified identity through biometrics, compiled certified criminal records, and initiated removal proceedings. Garcia-Orozco remains detained pending hearings and, if a final order issues, coordination of travel documentation with the receiving government.