Uvalde school shooter Salvador Ramos LEGALLY bought two AR-15 rifles last week after 18th birthday  

Uvalde school shooter Salvador Ramos legally purchased two AR-15 rifles last week after turning 18, including the one he used to slaughter 19 elementary school kids and their teachers in an unexplained attack. 

The Call of Duty obsessed gunman bought two weapons including a Daniel Defense AR-15 worth $1,870. He posted a receipt for that purchase on the website Yubo, which was obtained by The Daily Dot on Tuesday after the shooting. 

It is unclear if Ramos, who turned 18 last week, bought both weapons on the Daniel Defense website. 

The site is run out of Georgia and operates by allowing customers to place orders online and then collect them from a local dealer. 

There are no Daniel Defense dealers listed in Uvalde, but several are 100miles away in San Antonio. The ATF confirmed yesterday that Ramos purchased at least one weapon in a local firearms licensee. 

His first purchase was on May 17 for one AR-15 rifle. The next day, he bought 375 rounds of 5.56 ammunition, according to ATF sources cited by Click2Houston. 

Salvador Ramos legally purchased two AR-15 style rifles including the one he used in yesterday’s attack after his 18th birthday last week. The gunman also bought more than 300 rounds of ammunition 

One of the weapons the gunman bought was an $1,870 Daniel Defense weapon which he posted a receipt for on Yubo (left), according to The Daily Dot. The weapons are ordered online then picked up from local Daniel Defense dealers 

Ramos crashed his truck into a ditch then entered the school on Tuesday. Cops found one of his AR-15 guns inside the vehicle, and he had also dumped a bag nearby. At the entrance of the school, they found his backpack which contained ammunition 

Ramos’ Ford truck dumped at the scene near the school. He shot his grandmother then drove from their home to the school and opened fire 

On May 20, he bought another rifle. One of the weapons was found inside the truck he crashed into a ditch on Tuesday before opening fire at Robb Elementary School. 

The Daniel Defense rifle was found inside the school, where Ramos was shot and killed by cops. It’s unclear how the teenager paid for the weapons. 

He had a job at Wendy’s, where colleagues say he accosted female staff, but he was also bullied for his clothes and looking ‘poor’, according to classmates. 

Ramos lived with his grandmother in Uvalde. He recently lived with his mother, but classmates say he often posted online about how she had kicked him out of their home. 

‘He posted videos on his Instagram where the cops were there and he’d call his mom a b—- and say she wanted to kick him out. 

These are the Daniel Defense dealer locations within 100 miles of the shooter’s hometown of Uvalde, Texas . There are also several firearms stores in the town 

One video at the scene appears to show the suspected gunman, named by Governor Greg Abbott as Salvador Ramos, approach the school while what sounds like gunfire is going off in the background

A police vehicle is seen parked near of a truck believed to belong to the suspect behind a shooting at Robb Elementary School

Ramos grew up in Hood Street before moving to his grandmother’s house some months ago, neighbors claimed

‘He’d be screaming and talking to his mom really aggressively,’ Nadia Reyes told The Washington Post. 

On Tuesday, Ramos first opened fire on his grandmother – who has not been named – at their home. 

He then drove to the school in his pick-up truck, opening fire on the kids inside at around 11.30am. 

The gunman was brought down by a border agent who stormed the school. 

Now, there are widespread calls for gun reform to stop a similar tragedy. President Biden said in an address to the nation last night: ‘Where in God’s name is our backbone?’ 

A woman cries while speaking on the phone outside the Ssgt Willie de Leon Civic Center, where students had been transported from Robb Elementary School to be picked up following the shooting