Witch-Hunts in Virginia

Virginia is currently facing a "new-age witch-hunt" where healthcare workers are submitting false information to the magistrates office to abduct US citizens for "psychiatric treatment."

Instead of improving funding for housing, food stamp programs, support for food banks, funding for community action programs to help with utilities, and responding to complaints, the Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger, signed a bill to increase funding to mental health crisis services that don't resolve those issues.

New River Valley Community Services has petitioned for the involuntary psychiatric treatment of a former client with claims of "fortune-telling" after reviewing videos containing scientific instruments, receiving complaints by email with video evidence and NRVCS exposed communications from a former client with their neighbor(2) with assistance from the Pulaski County Sheriffs Department.

The Virginia Magistrates office does not read statements on petitions for involuntary treatment or investigate claims. They are immune to the law and the consequences of failure.

The Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services only investigates licensed services.

The Virginia Human Rights Committees dismiss evidence.

The Virginia Governors Office refuses to respond to complaints.

Want to make a difference? Email the Governor or Call the Governor to let them know that our rights are being violated!

The New River Valley Community Support Network is an independent website run by victims of New River Valley Community Services.

This website is not affiliated with the tax-payer funded Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services Community Service Board, New River Valley Community Services (aka NRVCS), in the cities of Radford, Blacksburg, Pulaski, Christiansburg, Dublin, and Pearisburg, Virginia.

This is not legal advice. This is self-defense.