OMAHA - A Millard South student was arrested Thursday after making threats against the school.

Omaha Police Friday confirmed a 14-year-old male was the suspect. Police offered no details about the threat. The boy was arrested without incident.

In a letter sent to parents, Millard South's principal Heidi Weaver writes " It was brought to our attention last night that one of our students made threats against the school. We immediately contacted police."

Weaver went on to state, "We are confident the police have thoroughly investigated and resolved the matter. We appreciate their swift response, and we will also follow our student code of conduct. A threat will never be tolerated."

The 14-year-old was taken to the Douglas County Youth Center, and held on a charge of making terroristic threats.