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FEMA faces 'unprecedented' harassment, threats of violence from some in disaster areas: 'In the field, it's rare'

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Widespread misinformation about the Federal Emergency Management Agency's relief efforts in North Carolina following Hurricane Helene has culminated in a man's arrest after he allegedly threatened harm to responders. Capt. Jamie Keever of the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office announced on Monday that his department arrested and charged 44-year-old William Jacob Parsons with the misdemeanor of "Going Armed to the Terror of the Public." According…

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