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The San Antonio Police Department arrested Ashley Pardo, 33, on Monday, May 12, on a charge of aiding in the commission of terrorism, according to court records. Pardo allegedly knew of her son's "fascination with past mass shooters" and "expressed to the school her support" of her son's violent expressions and drawings, according to an arrest affidavit obtained by MySA.
On Monday, her son showed up to school "wearing a mask, camouflage jacket and tactical pants," the affidavit stated. He was found off-campus and detained by police. He is being charged with terrorism, according to Rhodes Middle School.
On Sunday, May 11, a relative, who was caring for the student off and on, contacted law enforcement over concerns of items found in Pardo's son's possession. The affidavit stated the relative found a rifle, pistol ammunition, black tactical gear and an improvised explosive device made from a mortar-style firework in his room.
The family also found three loaded magazines and a note that had several names of mass shooters written on it, as well as various references to white supremacy and nazism. The student reportedly told his relative that he got the ammunition from his mother, who had been taking him to buy tactile gear in exchange for babysitting his younger siblings, according to the affidavit.
On Monday, before he went to school, the student told the relative he was "going to be famous" and referenced "14 words," a reference to white supremacist writings.