The Republican Shooting plot of the Democrats targeting New Mexico was sentenced to the former candidate

Former Republican candidate for the State Legislative Seat in New Mexico, the new Mexico office in New Mexico in New Mexico was found guilty of Federal charges on Wednesday.

The former candidate, Suleyman Peña, in early December 2022 and was accused of organizing the shootings of democratic officials in early January 2023. No one was injured in the attacks, although no one was entered the bedroom of the government’s 10-year-old daughter of the government’s senator.

According to the US Representative, Mr. Peena’s guilty, assassination, assassinated activities, including federal-protected activities, including the federal-protected activities, including the federal-protected activities, including the federally protected activities and interventions, reported the jury. The correct two suspects, Demetrio Trujillo and his son Jose Trujillo, admitted to be guilty last year.

In response to a survey, Nicholas Hart, Mr. Peña’s lawyer, said in a text message planned to complain about the verdict.

“I think the court was about politics,” he said.

When Mr. Peña Arrested in January 2023The government said that in cash and “sending text messages by addresses he wanted to fire in houses.”

The driver was shot by the driver in December 2022, including democratic authorities, including a County Commissioner and a State Senator.

Mr. Peña refused to agree In 2022, the loss of the legislature, even after Short by a wide margin For a present in a Albuquerque region that votes the Democrats for a long time. The prosecutors visited the houses of several districts and the State Senator and they called on the results to ask them to ask them to ask the results not to approve the results.

“He approached the Senator in the house of all of these commissars and senators, and he had fraud in the elections,” he said.

Mr. Peña’s trial was launched on March 10 and went to the jury after two weeks after two weeks. Department of Justice In 2023 he said If tried on the federal charges, he will face 60 years in prison.

Mr. Peña was convicted of a number of public expenses to contribute to thefts, rapid theft and minors of a vehicle in 2008. In May 2009, he began to serve on time and was released in March 2016 in March 2016 according to the new Mexico amendment department. In March 2021, he was released from control.

Sara Ruberg Contributing report.