Guerrero was sentenced to nine years and 11 months for threats against Randy Fine.

A federal sentence after a guilty plea is the court's judgment on the admitted threat offense. It is not a new trial verdict. Edwin Guerrero, 26, of Massachusetts, was sentenced to nine years and 11 months in federal prison and a $15,000 fine for interstate threats against Randy Fine, and the antisemitic history in the file is as the Justice Department and court coverage reported it.

The threats were made on social media between Aug. 10 and Aug. 15, 2024, when Randy Fine was a member of the Florida state House. He later became a U.S. congressman. The messages targeted Fine and his family, including his sons. One post referenced a "field trip" to Brevard County and a photo of a person holding a gun. The messages were traced to a Spanish IP address. Guerrero was questioned after he returned to the United States. A search of his phone showed antisemitic and anti-Israel internet history, as the Justice Department and coverage reported it.

Guerrero pleaded guilty on March 23, 2026. U.S. Attorney Gregory W. Kehoe said threats of intimidation or harm against public officials for political or religious beliefs will not be tolerated. Fine testified at sentencing about fear for himself and his boys. The judgment reported by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Florida, WFLA, and the New York Post is nine years and 11 months in federal prison and a $15,000 fine on the interstate-threats offense he admitted.