Bishop Montgomery High School in Torrance is scheduled to reopen for classes Tuesday after a threat on YouTube resulted in a school closure, according to police.
A 16-year-old sophomore was arrested over the weekend, and as a precaution, the school was closed Monday, Sgt. Steven Jenkinson said.
"The point that we're at right now in the investigation, it appears that it's not a credible threat, but obviously all threats -- especially dealing with schools -- are taken very seriously and investigated fully," Jenkinson said.
The boy does not appear to have any affiliation with the hacker group "Anonymous," despite imagery in the video implying such a connection, said police.
"Bishop Montgomery shall fall. It shall decline. It shall never be the same. It will bounce, bounce, bounce," said a distorted voice in the YouTube video, which has since been taken down.
The student's name was not released.
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