Militia Co-Founders Convicted of Attempting to Murder Federal Agents

Two men planned an armed attack on immigrants and border agents at the Texas-Mexico border.

Jonathan S. O'Dell and Bryan C. Perry were found guilty of over 30 felony counts each, including attempting to murder federal agents.
The men co-founded the 2nd American Militia and planned to shoot immigrants and any federal agents who intervened.
Their plot was disrupted when an FBI team served a search warrant, leading to a confrontation where Perry fired at agents.
Perry has a criminal history, including a past felony conviction for aggravated robbery and a recent escape from custody.
Both men face a minimum of 10 years in prison, with sentencing dates yet to be determined.