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The reporting so far says that Peña had at least four co-conspirators.
We know that two were arrested at one address, so that's the "father and son with their own criminal histories".   CNN identified them as Dimitrio and José Trujillo.  José was driving Peña's car, with some guns and fentanyl in his possession, when arrested about 40 minutes after one of the shootings.  He's being prosecuted separately on Federal gun and drug charges arising from that arrest.
The Politico article says that the other two are brothers but that they have not been identified or located.
So I presume that the witness who is singing to investigators is José Trujillo, but not certain of it.  
After leaving prison, Peña had his voting rights restored but not his firearms rights.   And his lawsuit is why a felony conviction doesn't disqualify someone from seeking elected office in New Mexico.
It will be interesting to see in the course of political history what Peña's case does to the cause of civil rights advocacy for former felons.
Edit:  anyone know a way to get NM District Court case documents inexpensively ?   The lawsuit by the Democratic candidate (Miguel Garcia) to disqualify Peña is number D-202-CV-202204971.
A rather interesting way to react to losing an election in a landslide.... Can you imagine if that maniac actually won?  
Get your shit together Republicans... >

They’re going to keep escalating the dangerous rhetoric and attacks until they are in power, then they are never giving it up again I promise you >

Just another day of republicans republican-ing… >

Somebody needs to arrest his barber. Charging someone for that haircut is the real crime here. /s >

Yeah, in all the pics I've seen that one cop just can't seem to get over it.