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Here is an update on this issue. The issue ultimately is that the result gets set correctly but the build does not stop. To get around this issue I first had to override the setUpEnvironment method. Here I was able to check to see if the result was a failure and if so throw an IOException(Not InterruptException because it will set the result to aborted and I specifically want failure). Dirty but it is an improvement on what I originally had to force kill the build. So with that said I also changed my logic in the onStarted method to only set the result and use setUpEnvironment to only stop the build.
@Override
public Environment setUpEnvironment(AbstractBuild build, Launcher launcher,
BuildListener listener) throws IOException, InterruptedException {
if (build.getResult() != null && build.getResult().isWorseOrEqualTo(Result.FAILURE)) { build.getExecutor().interrupt(Result.FAILURE); throw new IOException("Build failed"); }
return super.setUpEnvironment(build, launcher, listener);
}