The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office released body camera video showing a woman accused of making a bomb threat and attacking an employee at a middle school Wednesday morning. Nicole Sanders, 31, went to Summit Middle School near Edmond to try to check out a student, who is a relative, said Sheriff Tommie Johnson. After Sanders presented her identification, school staff notified the student. "The female (student) comes to the office and sees the adult female that was there, immediately kind of gets disturbed by it," Johnson said. School staff then noticed the student's reaction and called her mother, who told the school not to release the child to Sanders, said Johnson. Sanders was told to leave the building, Johnson said. But bodycam video showed that the suspect then attacked a staff member outside the school entrance. The suspect appeared to be pulling on the ground, according to the video. A school resource officer separated Sanders from the school staff member and led her away. But the bodycam video showed the suspect pushing away from the SO and appearing to grab him while disregarding his commands, prompting him to deploy his stun gun on her. Johnson said Sanders was then arrested. Johnson added that Sanders made a bomb threat as well. "The suspect did say that she left bombs around the school. Our agency deployed our bomb techs out there, our bomb squad. They walked the entire school and were able to clear the school, so there are no credible threats," said Johnson. The school staff member who was attacked was expected to be okay, said a district spokesperson.