The York Sheriff’s Department arrested a Sanford man on Friday after he allegedly threatened to bomb the Central Maine Power office after a dispute with customer service.
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The Sheriff’s Department received a complaint from the power company on Thursday, reporting a dispute between Sean Grenier, 33, of Sanford, and a customer service representative.
They told law enforcement that Grenier allegedly told the customer service employee that he would come plant a bomb at their Alfred office.
Deputies investigated the complaint and eventually obtained a court-issued arrest warrant for Grenier on a charge of terrorizing.
Grenier was arrested at his home at approximately 6:30 p.m. on Friday.
He was transported to the York County Jail and issued a $2,500 bail, which he was unable to pay.
Takes me back to the days when I could walk into a CMP office and pay a bill. Then in the ’90’s those offices mostly stopped customer contact scenarios. Fences up, doors locked. Today both CMP and Versant are gated industries. First they’ll tell you they don’t make the power but simply deliver it. 30 cents per KWH and who’s going to answer for that?