Teen arrested after alleged bomb threats against high school football game in Tumwater, WA

A teenager is in police custody after allegedly threatening a high school football game in Tumwater. Fox 13's Sam Campbell live outside Tumwater High School. Sam, what's the latest on this? Well, Taylor, good morning. We are actually on the football field right now where a new day has started. There are little kids about to begin their own football practice, but as you can see over my shoulder here, the stands still empty, yet parents starting to fill in and watch their children. It was a completely different scene yesterday. The 14 year old that we were mentioning is now in custody with Thurston County Youth and Family Services facing real consequences for alleged behavior in the digital world that ultimately had impacts right here on this field. Police say they posted a threat on social media yesterday afternoon and soon went on the run. It took police six to seven hours to find the teen with Tumwater Police updating the community on Facebook around 1 a.m. that they'd found the suspect, a family member helping a school resource officer to track them down. The threat was credible enough that Tumwater School District had called off its rivalry game. Kickoff in the Pioneer Bowl with Black Hill High School was set for 7 p.m., but instead, players, parents, and fans were told to stay home. Now, Tumwater police do not expect to make any further arrests in this case, but we are learning about another incident where a Thurston County football match was called off. The sheriff says that that was a threat that was gang-related and targeted at a specific student. Now, we have reached out to the sheriff's office to ask if these two incidents are related, but right now there's no evidence of that. Live at Tumwater, Sam Campbell, Fox 13 News.