FEMA said later on Monday that it would resume normal operations because the threat turned out to be less serious than first feared. Initially, an email sent by the U.S. Forest Service to federal responders in Rutherford County alerted them of an apparent standdown after National Guard troops reportedly encountered armed militia saying they were "hunting FEMA." One person was arrested in connection to the threat, CBS News confirmed on Monday. Out of an abundance of caution, FEMA said its disaster assistance teams were being stationed at fixed locations instead of going door-to-door, which has been the agency's common practice in the past. North Carolina Militia hunting FEMA !?! #Viralvideo #trending #swpg southwest prepper group