(KRON) -- The Vallejo Police Department said the site safety supervisor at a local high school stole a female student's phone and would only return it if the teenager complied with his sexual demands. Woman in viral video seen assaulting Hazie’s staff arrested for public intoxication VPD said Reub en Carter Freeman, 36, of Vallejo, was arrested and booked into the Solano County Jail where he faces several charges, including soliciting lewd acts in public, false imprisonment, and robbery. Vallejo police said officers responded to the incident just after 3 p.m. Tuesday to a school in the 800 block of Nebraska Street to investigate a report that a staff member was "soliciting sexual acts from a student." Police did not disclose the name of the school in a news release, but Vallejo High School is located in that vicinity. School staff identified the suspect as Freeman to officers before they arrived, according to VPD. Freeman had fled the school campus when he learned officers were en route, said police, but he was soon located and detained while running nearby. "The investigation further revealed that Freeman solicited sexual acts from the student, held her against her will, and prevented her from leaving the classroom while still in possession of her phone," police said. "Freeman eventually returned the phone and allowed her to leave only after she acquiesced to some of his demands." Officers conducted a thorough investigation and determined Freeman had forcefully taken a student's phone and stated he would not return it unless she complied with his demands. "Protecting students is a core responsibility of this department," Chief of Police Jason Ta added. "When we receive information about concerning behavior on a school campus, our officers respond quickly and decisively." Anyone with additional information on the case or reporting a similar situation is strongly encouraged to contact Officer Brad Bermann of Vallejo police at (707) 648-4321 or email at [email protected]. ...read more read less