Lakewood police arrested a teenager Saturday night in connection with a bomb threat made against Green Mountain High School, the department said in a press release Sunday afternoon. The teenager made the threats, which included telling students not to go to school Monday, via an anonymous Google doc that was then posted to an Instagram account that Green Mountain students use to “vent,” Lakewood Police spokesman John Romero said. Once the threat was posted, police received several Safe2Tell reports about the threats. Romero confirmed that the teenager is a Green Mountain student, though he declined to provide additional details about them because detectives are still trying to figure out if the teenager acted alone. Related Articles Crime and Public Safety | Teenager reported missing from Lakewood found safe Crime and Public Safety | Colorado Mills food court prank sparks large police response Crime and Public Safety | Westbound 6th Avenue reopens in Lakewood after crash Crime and Public Safety | Pedestrian killed in Lakewood crash near West Alameda Avenue Crime and Public Safety | Pedestrian killed in fatal hit-and-run crash in Lakewood, police searching for suspect The student was arrested on suspicion of harassment and interference with school. After the Safe2Tell reports, Lakewood Police “conducted several searches” of the school’s campus and determined the threat was a “hoax,” according to the press release. They then tracked the source of the anonymous Google doc and arrested the student. Sign up to get crime news sent straight to your inbox each day. Sign up to get crime news sent straight to your inbox each day.