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Question by trimpenny: Does scientology runs narconon?
and this is the great public service they offer?

http://narcononvictims.com/

Daniel, you find what happened to the people in my link a “good thing?”.

That says it all folks

Best answer:

Answer by ZER0 C00L™
Yes it does. Their “treatment” of substance abuse, the “New Life Detoxification Program” which is merely adapted from Hubbard’s “Purification Rundown” (a Scientology program), includes little more than massive, often dangerous doses of vitamins and unhealthy extended sessions in a sauna.

http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/Narconon/detox.htm

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Question by trimpenny: Doesn’t scientology runs narconon?
Doesn’t scientology runs narconon and this is the great public service they offer?

http://narcononvictims.com/

Best answer:

Answer by truthshared
I found this board very informative about exposing the “con” in Narconon. Former staff speaks out http://narcononvictims.com/index.php?showtopic=383

Also here is another site, they gives Narconon horror stories
Scientology is proud of Narconon?

http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/Stop-Narconon/

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Broadcast Date: Saturday 24th January 2008 The controversial drug rehabilitation center Second Chance (which uses Church of Scientologys bizarre rehabilitation methods) abruptly closed on Saturday leaving questions about where its 19 Violent inmates are now located. The City of Albuquerque said when they got word Saturday afternoon that something was happening at the Second Chance facility, they sent police officers to check it out. The officers confirmed all the inmates and personnel at the facility were gone. The city says Second Chance vacated its property on the West Mesa without warning. The rehabilitation program was still housing 19 violent inmates as of Wednesday. On Saturday night, no one was able to say where they are. “I would hope that those individuals were returned to the counties they came from,” Chief Public Safety Officer Pete Dinelli said. The abrupt closing stems from a landlord-tenant dispute between Second Chance and the City of Albuquerque. Pete Dinelli said the rehabilitation center violated the terms of its lease. “They basically had people in there that had no business being there,” he said. “The facility was never designed for violent felons.” City leaders ordered Second Chance out by the end of January. But the dispute appeared to be headed for court until Saturday. Now, the city must decide what to do about the bill they say Second Chance has not paid. “It looks like we may be owed some money. Anywhere between $10000, upwards to $90000 in past …

If an alleged drunk driver runs into a Police Officer (on or off duty) is that considered an assault on an officer?

Curious to know and what full charges the person could face.
Wow! So many helpful answers. I will choose the best of the best soon.