KENNEBUNK, Maine (AP) � The Kennebunk branch office of the Maine Bureau of Motor Vehicles has reopened after a morning lockdown triggered when a disgruntled customer was overheard making threats against the staff.
Police were called to the office, which was immediately closed. A suspect was arrested later Tuesday on charges of terrorizing and causing the evacuation of a public office.
Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap said the office staff opted to reopen during the afternoon and resume normal operations.
Dunlap said law enforcement officers will be at the office until further notice to provide security.