Both parents and the grandma of the Texas school shooter Salvador Ramos had criminal records, including aggravated assault with a deadly weapon
His parents, Adriana Martinez and Salvador Ramos Sr., had their own brushes with the law more than a decade ago, according to Uvalde County Court records obtained by The Post.
Salvador grandma Celia “Sally” Martinez Gonzales — whom he shot in the face before carrying out the school bloodbath — was slapped with a misdemeanor in 1993, county records say.
Martinez was charged with writing a bad check for $22.62 to a general store in Uvalde on June 30, 2003, just around the time Ramos was born.
Martinez pleaded guilty to the charge on Sept. 27, 2005, and had to pay a fine of $250, court costs of $218, and was sentenced to 180 days in jail.
His grandma Celia “Sally” Martinez Gonzales — whom he shot in the face before carrying out the school bloodbath — was slapped with a misdemeanor in 1993, county records say.