A student inside the high school said police were monitoring the hallways. Another student at the high school said they took cover under their desks during the entire lock-down, while law enforcement searched each classroom and told the students to stay where they were.
Officials have the situation under control and said there was never an active shooter and there was no indication there was anyone inside the schools with a weapon.
The state patrol does not anticipate any other arrests at this time. No injuries have been reported.
Police remain on scene at the schools and the situation remains under investigation.
Stay with News Channel Nebraska for all the latest on this developing story.
NEBRASKA CITY - Police say a Nebraska City woman who was taken into custody during a school lockdown in Nebraska City Thursday had made threats at a business in town, but did not have a role in threats against the school.
Capt. Lonnie Neeman said a student was detained after authorities acquired a cell phone the threats came from.
Law enforcement went door to door in the high school and escorted Nebraska City High School students in groups of 10-15 out of the building to the Bethel United Church of Christ.
Otoe County Dispatch received a call at 10:06 a.m. from an unknown female claiming to be at Arbor Lodge.
Neeman said the caller threatened to shoot a middle school teacher.
While police were at the middle school, the caller called again. This time, the dispatcher heard an announcement that the school was in lock out.
Sgt. Ben Murry suggested that the middle school was in lock down, not lock out, and thought the call must have originated from the high school.
A student inside the high school said police were monitoring the hallways. Another student at the high school said they took cover under their desks during the entire lock-down, while law enforcement searched each classroom and told the students to stay where they were.
Officials have the situation under control and said there was never an active shooter and there was no indication there was anyone inside the schools with a weapon.
The state patrol does not anticipate any other arrests at this time. No injuries have been reported.
Police remain on scene at the schools and the situation remains under investigation.
Stay with News Channel Nebraska for all the latest on this developing story.
A student inside the high school said police were monitoring the hallways. Another student at the high school said they took cover under their desks during the entire lock-down, while law enforcement searched each classroom and told the students to stay where they were.
Officials have the situation under control and said there was never an active shooter and there was no indication there was anyone inside the schools with a weapon.
The state patrol does not anticipate any other arrests at this time. No injuries have been reported.
Police remain on scene at the schools and the situation remains under investigation.
Stay with News Channel Nebraska for all the latest on this developing story. 
