Texas mother accused of helping son plan school shooting
Summary
A Texas mother, Ashley Pardo, was arrested for allegedly helping her son plan a violent attack at his school by buying him ammunition and tactical gear. The boy was detained after arriving at school in military-style clothing and was later charged with terrorism.Key Facts
- Ashley Pardo, 33, is accused of supporting her son's violent plans by purchasing tactical gear and ammunition.
- Her son was seen at school in military-style clothing but left shortly after. He was later detained off-campus.
- The boy's grandmother contacted the police after noticing alarming items in the boy's room, like ammunition and a homemade explosive.
- The boy reportedly spoke about becoming "famous" before leaving for school.
- Prosecutors say Ms. Pardo knew about her son’s interest in past mass shooters and supported his violent expressions.
- The boy had drawn a map labeled "suicide route" and had been suspended for researching mass shootings.
- Ashley Pardo was charged with aiding in the commission of terrorism and released on bail, to appear in court on 17 July.
- Recent similar cases have seen parents held accountable for their children's violent actions in the United States.
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