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4:27Now PlayingA Donald Trump loving former Republican House candidate in Albuquerque, NM, Solomon Peña, turned to extreme political violence against Democrats after losing his election and denying it. John Iadarola and Danielle Moodie break it down on The Damage Report.
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ExNew Mexico state GOP candidate arrested in shootings at Democrats' homes
"Albuquerque police said Monday they have arrested Solomon Peña, an unsuccessful Republican candidate in the last state House elections, in connection with recent shootings at the offices and homes of elected Democratic officials.
Driving the news: Peña, who ran as a candidate for the House District 14 seat in the South Valley, was arrested at a residential building near the ABQ BioPark in Albuquerque after a standoff with a SWAT team following police concerns that the suspect could be armed, a City of Albuquerque spokesperson confirmed to Axios.
Before the arrest, Journal reporters on the scene heard police say: "Solomon Peña, please come out with your hands up; we have the place surrounded.""
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