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Initial reports spark fears about militia group targeting FEMA. Parsons, 44, was arrested Saturday after Rutherfurd County Communications Center received a call reporting that an armed man made a ...
A North Carolina man was arrested over ... some FEMA teams worked in secure disaster recovery centers in counties where federal workers were receiving threats, FEMA said. ... More than 100 people ...
A North Carolina man was arrested Saturday after threatening to harm Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) employees who were aiding in the Hurricane Helene recovery effort, according to the ...
The person stressed that FEMA was making the adjustments “out of an abundance of caution.” FEMA did not immediately provide details on the threats. Gov. Roy Cooper’s staff said in a statement Monday that his office was aware of “reports of threats to response workers on the ground,” as well as “significant misinformation online.”
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has resumed neighborhood outreaches in some parts of areas afflicted by Hurricane Helene, and one man has been arrested and accused of making a threat.
After a WNC county made national news over a potential armed militia going after FEMA workers, causing aid to pause, sheriff says one man acted alone.
FEMA says it made some "operational adjustments" for safety reasons but said later it would resume normal operations after the threat turned out to be less serious than first feared.
A North Carolina man was arrested for making threatening comments against FEMA workers in Rutherford County as the agency continues to sort the wreckage left by Hurricane Helene.