AUSTIN, Texas — Austin Community College (ACC) police arrested a person Tuesday after determining a report of an active threat near the college’s Eastview campus was a “swatting” call.

ACC said there is no active incident or emergency at any of its campuses and that all campuses remain secure and fully operational.

The Austin Community College Police Department has wrapped up its investigation into the false police report.

ACC Police said the false call was made near the Eastview campus at about 10 a.m. Tuesday. Austin police and fire crews responded to support ACC officers during the call.

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The individual who made the report has been identified as Victor Ramirez, 48. According to ACC, he was arrested for false report to a peace officer, a Class B misdemeanor, and for possession of drug paraphernalia, a Class C misdemeanor.

Ramirez is not affiliated with the college.

Around 11 a.m., a separate 911 call came in related to the initial incident, but the caller gave the wrong address, directing officers to ACC’s Highland campus instead, ACC said. Officers responded and cleared the scene without incident after determining the address was incorrect.

“I got a text alert saying there was a false report and no actual safety concern,” ACC student Amelia Schwartz. “These things need to be taken seriously because we live in an environment where there are a fair amount of genuine threats, there are a fair amount of genuine shootings and bombings, because these things do happen for real fairly often. When false reports happen, it could be believable enough that it wastes resources.”

ACC officials were not available for an interview, but ACC District Chief of Police Gizette Disher gave CBS Austin this statement.

“I am grateful our campuses and community remain safe tonight. False reports like this can create real alarm. I am proud of how swiftly our officers responded and took decisive action. ACC Police treat every report with extreme seriousness. Our rapid response ensures our community stays protected.”