A Marietta man was arrested Monday after sending a threatening email to an employee at the Georgia Secretary of State’s Office about being denied a business application, authorities said.

According to the GBI, 47-year-old Kyle Lussier became upset after learning that his application to reinstate his company’s Limited Liability Corporation status had been denied. The application for reinstatement was submitted last month and Lussier was notified Nov. 5 that his request was denied, investigators said.

He then wrote an email to an employee at the Secretary of State’s Office threatening to “put a bullet in her head," according to his arrest warrant.

The GBI charged Lussier with a felony count of terroristic threats and acts and he was arrested by Cobb County deputies at his home, online records show. He was released from jail Tuesday morning after posting an $8,470 bond.

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