A teenage cousin of the Uvalde school shooter is facing charges of making a similar threat against another school in San Antonio. Family members told police he was trying to buy an AR-15 rifle and stated he would 'shoot the school.'
Police arrested 17-year-old Nathan Cruz on Monday after they received a call from his mother and sister.
According to court documents, Cruz’s sister told police that he had threatened to shoot her in the head and that he had stated he would "shoot the school."Cruz is the cousin of Salvador Ramos.in May of 2022, killing 19 students and two teachers. He was fatally shot by law enforcement officers.After investigating the claims, detectives decided the alleged statements by Cruz’s family members were credible enough to warrant an arrest.
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