What happened to ‘vehicle assault’ cases promoted by DHS?

DHS highlighted 26 cases of alleged vehicle assaults in a February press release. The Guardian reviewed them:

15 people were

not charged

Eight were charged

and dismissed

One person’s charge

is pending

Two were convicted

15 people were

not charged

Eight were charged

and dismissed

One person’s charge is

pending

Two were convicted

15 people were

not charged

Eight were charged

and dismissed

One person’s charge is

pending

Two were convicted

15 people were

not charged

Eight were charged

and dismissed

One person’s charge is

pending

Two were convicted

15 people were

not charged

Eight were charged

and dismissed

One person’s charge is

pending

Two were convicted

Guardian graphic. Source: Guardian analysis, based on review of court records and inquiries to law enforcement and attorneys. Note: DHS’s list is not comprehensive. Of the two convicted, one pleaded guilty to assault and one was convicted of "destruction of government property". The dismissals include one "deferred prosecution", meaning charges are on track to be dropped.