Overview

• A federal jury in March found Peña guilty of 13 counts, including conspiracy to commit violence and interference with federally protected activities.
• Prosecutors said he orchestrated drive-by shootings at Democratic officials’ homes after pressuring county commissioners to overturn his 2022 election loss.
• Jose Trujillo and Demetrio Trujillo pleaded guilty to their roles in the attacks and received 37-month and 180-month prison terms, respectively.
• Court evidence showed one shooting involved a fully automatic weapon and that rounds struck areas where children had been sleeping, underscoring risks to lawmakers’ families.
• He also faces three years of supervised release after completing his prison term.