Salvador Ramos is pictured in a handout image. (Credit: Texas Department of Public Safety) Salvador Ramos allegedly shot his grandmother in the face on Tuesday morning, then drove to an elementary school in his hometown of Uvalde, Texas and murdered 19 children and two adults.Ramos’s mother, Adriana Reyes, was in disbelief that her son was capable of such violence on Tuesday evening, telling her boyfriend’s mother hours after the attack that she was still looking for Ramos and didn’t think that the 18-year-old would shoot his grandmother, according to Maria Alvarez.RELATED: Texas school shooter bought 2 rifles days after turning 18, 'no known mental health history,' Abbott saysMaria Alvarez’s son, Juan, has been dating Reyes for about a year.
Reyes went to San Antonio with her wounded mother immediately following the shooting but returned to Alvarez’s home in Uvalde looking for her boyfriend that evening, seemingly in shock about the tragedy that had just rocked the small town."She just said, ‘I came back because I have to find my son.
I don’t know where he’s at,'" Maria Alvarez told Fox News Digital about the conversation she had with Reyes at her home several hours after the attack.RELATED: Texas school shooting: What we know about the victims in UvaldeRolando Reyes, Ramos' grandfather, told his daughter that Ramos shot his grandmother, according to Alvarez, but Reyes couldn’t believe that."She said, ‘I don’t believe that my son would do that.