OCCIDENTAL, Calif. - A student's father made a threat on social media, which led to the lockdown of two schools in Sonoma County on Monday, officials say.

Two schools in Sonoma County were placed on lockdown Monday following what authorities called a “credible” threat. Approximately 220 students at Harmony Elementary and Salmon Creek Middle School, which share a campus in Occidental,

The Sonoma County Office of Education (SCOE) said a threat posted on social media by a student’s father caused two schools to go into lockdown Monday morning. The Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office (SCCO) announced early Monday evening that the suspect was located and arrested by deputies in the 200 block of W.