Cabrillo College Student Accused Of Making Criminal Threats

SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, CA — A Cabrillo College student was arrested Wednesday morning for making criminal threats at the campus's Accessibility Support Center, the Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office reported.

Jonah Watson, 20, was taken into custody as he came to school; he was unarmed, according to the sheriff's office. The arrest came a day after the alleged threats were made and the sheriff's office conducted an investigation.

There is no current threat to students or staff at Cabrillo College, the sheriff's office stated.

Watson was booked into jail with bail set at $100,000 dollars.