BOSTON -- A Bourne man was arrested early Friday after several students reported seeing a man waving a knife as they waited for their school bus.

Officers responded at about 7:15 a.m. to Shaker Drive in the Monument Beach section of Bourne.

The students told police that the man who threatened them was driving a red sport utility vehicle.

"One occupant of the vehicle, the driver, and he waved a knife at about a dozen kids who were waiting for the bus," Bourne Police Department Sgt. Christopher Farrell said.

Bourne police quickly spotted the vehicle. Police removed what was believed to be a knife from the vehicle and arrested the man, Caleb Savage, 22, of Bourne.

"The kids didn't know what this guy was up to. As far as I know, there weren't any words exchanged," Farrell said.

Police said Savage, a University of Maine student, was incoherent when he was taken into custody.

No students were hurt in the incident. Savage was held without bail after the arraignment.

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