A schoolgirl has spoken of her 14-hour police cell ordeal after being accused of a bomb hoax that was allegedly made by a teaching assistant . Holly Littlefield says she was called 'Holly Bin Laden ' when she returned to school two days after the lengthy questioning by police officers who suspected she had emailed in a bomb hoax . Zoe Gregory , a teaching assistant at Holly 's school , has now been suspended amid claims she sent the threatening message to a teacher using Holly 's email account . Holly Littlefield ( left ) , 16 , spent 14 hours in a police cell after she was accused of sending a bomb hoax to her school - but now teaching assistant Zoe Gregory ( right ) has been arrested . Holly , 16 , said staff at Ormiston Victory Academy , in Norwich , phoned her mother to tell her that staff would be picking her up and taking her to school after an email was sent to a member of staff . Speaking of the moment she was met at the gates by two police officers , the traumatised pupil said : 'All they would tell me was that an email had been sent but they could n't say any more . I assumed maybe a teacher had been called a name or something . 'When I got there the police asked me if I knew why they were here . I said no but that 's when they told me a bomb hoax had been sent . 'They said they needed to take me to the station and that I should be in and out within two hours . ' Holly was taken down to the station , where she spent most of the day locked up in the cells - and her mother Lesley , 43 , did not know she had been arrested until five hours later . By then officers had a warrant to search her home and had seized Holly 's computer and mobile phone . The schoolgirl said : ' I was horrible and I just kept crying . I thought I would be in there for half an hour and then interviewed . 'They had to move me to a different cell because there was a woman who was banging and screaming . Holly was picked up from Ormiston Victory Academy , Norwich , by police officers after the email was sent from her account . 'It was terrifiying . I just wanted to go to sleep but I could n't . They gave me food but I just felt a bit sick . ' I have never been taken to a police station before and I 've never even been in trouble before . 'It felt like I was being treated like a criminal . When they moved me from the cell one of the officers asked me if I regretted what I had done . ' I was close to saying I had done it just so they could let me go . ' Holly claims she was in the cells for 12 hours before being made to give DNA , fingerprints and a mugshot before her police interview . She was interrogated for 45 minutes before being released from custody on bail 14 hours after her arrest . Holly says she was called 'Holly Bin Laden ' when she returned to school two days after the lengthy questioning by officers . The teenager stayed off school for the next two days but when she returned she said she was bullied by classmates . Holly said : 'When I went back to school I had children running up to me saying `` have you got a bomb '' and others were calling me `` terrorist '' and `` Holly Bin Laden '' . ' Nearly three weeks after spending the day in the cells she was contacted by officers at Norfolk Police to say there would be no further action against her . Holly 's mother Lesley said : 'When I first received the call in the morning she [ Holly ] looked completely bewildered . ' I know when my children are lying and I could tell she did n't have a clue what was going on . 'They let me speak to her at 3pm when they had finished searching the house and she was just sobbing . 'It was absolutely heart-breaking . When she came back she was still in quite a state . She has had nightmares about all this . 'People were saying to her sister at school that she had been arrested for drug dealing and that she had been arrested for assaulting someone . 'Now we are at the stage where we are having to write a letter to get all her details removed off the police database . Its awful . ' The mother-of-two also claimed that the school had contacted her to say Mrs Gregory had resigned . A spokesman for Victory Academy said : 'The safety and well-being of students is always our number one priority . 'When the threat was made we contacted the police and followed their advice to the letter . Since then we have been co-operating fully with their investigations into this matter . 'As soon as the member of staff in question was arrested we suspended them , ahead of a full disciplinary process . 'We have been liaising closely with the families of the children originally involved and we 're doing everything we can to support them . 'Whilst we are relieved that the threat was a hoax , we will not tolerate any action which disrupts the education of children at our school . ' Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article .
Holly Littlefield , 16 , speaks of 14-hour police ordeal after 'bomb hoax ' Schoolgirl was arrested least month after email was sent from her account . Holly says custody was 'terrifying ' and now she was later bullied at school . But police now say that no further action will be taken against the pupil . Teaching assistant Zoe Gregory has been questioned and suspended . It is claimed she used one of the pupil 's email accounts to send message .