Case Overview
Aaron James Landry is currently a defendant in active federal pretrial proceedings in Washington, D.C. The case is in the discovery phase following removal from California.
Current Status
Aaron remains in federal pretrial custody ("COMMITTED / COMMITMENT ISSUED"). He is represented in Washington, D.C. by Camille Wagner (WAGNER PLLC). The public docket does not currently identify the specific detention facility where he is housed. No plea agreement has been filed, and the case remains in the pretrial phase.
Government's Allegations
The government alleges that Aaron served as a significant California supplier in a multi-state methamphetamine and gamma-butyrolactone (GBL) conspiracy. According to detention filings, investigators rely on evidence including electronic communications, surveillance, controlled deliveries, search warrants, and seized narcotics.
Note: These are allegations made by the prosecution and have not been proven in court. Under United States law, Aaron is presumed innocent until proven guilty.
Procedural History
Sealed Indictment
Federal grand jury returns a sealed indictment, naming Aaron and 10 co-defendants.
Arrest in California
Aaron is arrested in the Central District of California on the Washington, D.C. warrant.
Removal Proceedings & Stay
California magistrate proceedings address his arrest, detention, and removal. While the magistrate orders conditional release on bond, the U.S. Attorney's Office immediately obtains a stay in D.C., preventing his release. Aaron is transported in custody to D.C.
Arraignment & Plea
Aaron is arraigned in D.C. before Chief Judge Boasberg. He enters a plea of Not Guilty and remains committed pending trial.
Discovery Protective Order
The court enters a protective order governing the handling of sensitive discovery materials. Formal discovery begins.
Contact & Outstanding Questions
Efforts to Contact Aaron
Aaron's attorney, Camille Wagner, has been contacted via email requesting correspondence details or to forward contact information. As of June 29, 2026, no response has been received.
Key Unanswered Questions
- Which specific detention facility is housing Aaron?
- Can defense counsel facilitate direct communication or correspondence?
- How will the scheduling proceed as discovery continues?
Notes & Discussion
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Legal Documents
View and download public filings associated with the case.
California Removal Docket
CACD 5-26-mj-00306The complete docket from the Central District of California covering Aaron Landry's arrest on the District of Columbia warrant. It documents his initial appearance, contested detention proceedings, appointment and substitution of counsel, conditional release order, removal proceedings, and transfer.
Govt. Emergency Motion to Revoke Release
DDC Doc 39The government's emergency motion asking Chief Judge James E. Boasberg to overturn the California release order. It summarizes the investigation, describes Aaron's alleged role in the conspiracy, outlines evidence against him, and argues for detention.