The teen was arrested Saturday for possession of marijuana, possession of marijuana for sale, providing false information and an outstanding arrest warrant.
His mother, Marlene Rodriguez, was arrested for accessory to a crime and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
The teenager was first arrested for possession of marijuana for sale on May 8. He gave officers a false name and date of birth, which Rodriguez confirmed, according to police. The teen was released to Rodriguez.
A couple of hours later, the juvenile's fingerprint analysis came back with his real identity, police said. It turned out he had an outstanding felony warrant for battery on a police officer.
On Saturday, officers found the teenager in front of San Rita School and arrested him again.
Rodriguez was called to the Police Department, and officers determined she knew about her son's warrant when she lied about his identity on May 8, according to police. The pair had allegedly provided police with false information before.
Rodriguez was booked into county jail, and her son was booked into juvenile hall.
