A failed Republican candidate paid $500 to four men to shoot at the homes of Democratic lawmakers, but was so unsatisfied with their work that he went along for the final drive-by, his gun jamming as bullets ripped into the bedroom of a sleeping 10-year-old girl, police said. The criminal complaint against Solomon Peña, a 39-year-old felon and self-proclaimed "MAGA king," describes how his anger over his landslide defeat in November led to attacks at the homes of four Democratic lawmakers in New Mexico's largest city. A SWAT team arrested him Monday evening after serving search warrants at his home, police said. Peña, whose criminal past came up during last year's campaign, repeatedly made baseless claims that the election was "rigged" against him.

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