Oscar Omar Aguillon Primera/Venezuela/Conspiracy to Possess with Intent to Distribute Cocaine

ICE New Orleans arrested Oscar Omar Aguillon Primera, a citizen of Venezuela. Case records list a federal charge for conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine. He was taken into custody in the New Orleans area, processed into immigration detention, and remains held while removal proceedings are scheduled before an immigration judge. Unless noted as a conviction in certified records, this reflects a pending criminal case.

Conspiracy to distribute cocaine alleges coordinated activity to move the drug into illegal commerce. Investigations typically document planning and roles through intercepted messages, surveillance of meetings and handoffs, ledgers or payment records, and lab confirmation of seized substances. Location and device data tying a suspect to stash sites or vehicles can reinforce possession and intent.

During intake, officers verified identity via biometrics, assembled the criminal paperwork, and opened the administrative file. The criminal and immigration matters proceed on separate tracks: prosecutors pursue the conspiracy case, while the immigration judge addresses custody and removability.