A federal jury found Aramis Stuckman guilty on all 8 counts. The verdict came down on August 25, 2026.
The charge is called solicitation of murder. In plain words, Stuckman tried to pay people to hurt federal officers. He wanted them killed.
Stuckman is 39 years old. He has ties to New Jersey.
In October 2024, Stuckman was locked up at Three Rivers prison. That is a federal prison in South Texas.
While locked up, Stuckman wrote three letters. In the letters, he asked people to hurt officers. He asked them to kill officers too. He named more than one officer.
Those letters are why he faced eight counts.
The trial lasted two days. Jurors heard the evidence. Then they left the room to talk it over.
They did not take long. The jury came back guilty on all eight counts. They only needed about one hour.
Federal prosecutors in South Texas brought the case to trial. That office is called the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Texas. It handles big federal crime cases across South Texas.
No sentencing date has been set yet. El Tejano will follow the case. We will report the sentence once a date is set.
