The news from Hillary Clinton’s Rochester, New Hampshire campaign office is better, but the standoff hasn’t completely been resolved. WMUR reports that two hostages have been released, but it’s unclear if all the staffers are out.

Two hostages have been released from the Hillary Clinton campaign office in Rochester, police said, but it was unclear if there were any more inside.

An armed man took hostages at the office on 28 North Main St. Friday afternoon, and officials with the campaign said that there were two workers taken hostage in the office, but police have not confirmed that those were the only two hostages in the building.

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Various news outlets are reporting that hostages have been taken at one of Hillary Clinton’s campaign offices in Rochester, New Hampshire.

From WCVB’s coverage:

An armed man took at least two workers hostage Friday at a Hillary Clinton presidential campaign office in New Hampshire, police said.

The incident happened at about 1 p.m. Friday at 28 Main St. in Rochester. Officials said that a man is holding people hostage at the office, but it is unclear how many people are being held.There are several police officers positioned across the street from the office, crouched down behind cruisers with guns drawn, according to a reported at the scene.

Clinton isn’t in the Granite State, and the nearby office for fellow candidate Barack Obama has also been evacuated. We’ll have more details as they become available.