Vermont State Police say a bomb threat reported at the Weidmann Electrical Technology facility in St. Johnsbury led to an evacuation on May 3, 2026. Police received the call around 4:45 PM after personnel discovered the threat written in a bathroom.
According to the report, the St. Johnsbury Fire Department and Calex Ambulance were placed on standby as officers searched the premises. Following their investigation, which concluded without finding anything unusual, the area was deemed safe, and the facility was allowed to reopen.
The incident has prompted an ongoing investigation by the police. Authorities encourage anyone with relevant information to contact the St. Johnsbury Barracks at 802-748-3111 or to submit an anonymous tip online.
As the case develops, updates will be provided by law enforcement. The charges related to the threat are currently allegations, and further legal proceedings may unfold as the investigation continues.
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Source: Vermont State Police
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Last modified: May 3, 2026
