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Jail records obtained from the Oklahoma County jail show Adriana Martinez Reyes was arrested and charged with Threaten to Perform Act of Violence and Assault and Battery.(Oklahoma County Jail Mug Shot)

The mother of the Uvalde school shooter has been arrested and accused of threatening to kill a man she was living with, according to multiple reports.

Adriana Martinez Reyes, 40, was arrested on Wednesday,The New York Timesreported.

Martinez Reyes told the police she was the mother of “the one that killed all of the children in the Uvalde Texas shooting,” according to court records, the publication said.

Her son, 18-year-old Salvador Ramos, killed 19 children and two teachers on May 24 at Robb Elementary School. He also died.

Before the school shooting, Ramos shot his grandmother in the face. She survived.

Martinez Reyes now resides in Oklahoma,according toKTBX.

On Wednesday, police in Oklahoma City were called to her home for the second time in one day, theTimesreports.

A man at the home told them he had a falling out with Martinez Reyes. The man said he was disabled, and even though he loved her, he had grown afraid of her.

At some point, Martinez Reyes threatened to kill the man, he told officers,The New York Timesreported.

Martinez Reyes is chargedwith threatening to perform an act of violence and assault and battery, according to NBC News.

The Oklahoma State Courts Network shows a criminal probable cause was filed for Martinez Reyes on Thursday, PEOPLE confirms.

Thenews station reportedshe walked out of jail wearing a mask and a hoodie and that the man who made the accusation is her boyfriend.

It’s unclear if Martinez Reyes has an attorney who can comment on her behalf.

Shortly after the school massacre, Martinez Reyes asked for forgiveness for her son to a reporter.

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source: people.com