Jose Reyes Diaz-Monrelongo/Mexico/Possession of Fentanyl with Intent to Deliver, Possession of a Controlled Substance

ICE New Orleans officers arrested Jose Reyes Diaz-Monrelongo, a citizen of Mexico. His criminal history includes convictions for possession of fentanyl with intent to deliver and possession of a controlled substance. Court records state he received a 10-year prison sentence for the fentanyl offense, which he served before this arrest. He was located within the New Orleans area of responsibility and taken into custody without incident.

The fentanyl conviction reflects distribution-level conduct involving an opioid with high overdose risk. “Intent to deliver” denotes planned transfer of narcotics to others rather than possession for personal use. The separate conviction for possession of a controlled substance documents unlawful possession apart from the trafficking count. No additional drug types or quantities are specified beyond the fentanyl offense, and no companion weapons or violent-crime convictions are listed.

Following arrest, Diaz-Monrelongo was transferred to federal immigration custody pending further proceedings. Sentencing dates, docket numbers, and terms of supervision are not included in the materials provided.