north carolina hurricane recovery team relocated amid threat of armed militia  government emergency workers in the us responding to the devastation caused by hurricane helene in north carolina were relocated over the weekend amid concerns that armed militia could pose a threat to their safety. according to an email obtained by the washington post, a us forest service official sent out a message warning that the federal emergency management agency (fema) has advised all federal responders rutherford county, nc, to stand down and evacuate the county immediately. the message said that soldiers with the national guard had come across x2 trucks of armed militia saying there were out hunting fema.   rolina-hurricane-recovery-team-1358 30968.html
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