Just days after sending an outrageously blunt memo to his employees describing a “zero tolerance” policy “with Somalis,” Scream Town owner Matt Dunn is, well, done.

The Carver County Sheriff’s office announced today that it would no longer do business with Dunn for “grounds patrol, general security, traffic control” and other safety measures at his Chaska, Minn. attraction. It states explicitly in their contract that nobody can be excluded from participating in all that scary fun on the basis of, among other things, their “national origin.”

Dunn’s memo violated the contract -- along with county, state, and federal laws, according to a statement from Carver County -- so the sheriff’s department called it quits.

And since Scream Town’s conditional use permit as a haunted attraction depends on having that contract with law enforcement in place, the county was obliged to reevaluate its permit. County administrators quickly determined Scream Town was in violation not only for lacking sheriff’s deputies to manage traffic, but also for flagrantly discriminating against its Somali customers.

On Thursday, Carver County yanked the permit and issued an immediate stop work order. That’s it for Scream Town.