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A 39-year-old, Aaron Graser, has been sentenced to a year in prison after he pleaded guilty to fourth-degree sexual assault of a corpse and violation of probation. In this picture a police tape is seen at a crime scene in Sanaa, Yemen, May 5, 2014. Mohamed al-Sayaghi/Reuters

(Reuters) -- An armed man crashed a pickup truck on the campus of Arkansas State University on Thursday and was taken into custody by police after a standoff lasting about an hour, school officials and law enforcement said, adding no one was injured.

The university in Jonesboro, about 130 miles northeast of Little Rock, said in a statement the school was placed on lockdown after the suspect crashed the vehicle on campus.

"Man in custody at ASU. Officers in process of securing vehicle now," the Jonesboro Police Department said on its Twitter feed, without providing further details.

The school has kept the lockdown in place as police investigate the scene, it said on its Twitter feed.

The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette published a photo of a pickup truck with an American flag flying from near the tail, saying it was the suspect's vehicle. The pickup is seen stopped near a walkway and by a paved area with tables and benches.

Other photos on social media showed the man brandishing a shotgun and draping what appeared to be a "Don't Tread on Me" flag on his truck.

The Jonesboro Sun reported police as saying the suspect had two propane tanks in the back of the pickup truck.

(Reporting by Jon Herskovitz in Austin, Texas and Steve Barnes in Little Rock and Lisa Maria Garza in Dallas; Editing by Toni Reinhold and Tom Brown)