After leading the Museum of Culpeper History for four years as its executive director, Morgan Pierce will be leaving in May in order to explore new opportunities with his family out of state.
“The mental health professional had been on the phone with Mr. Hairston, and was gravely concerned about Mr. Hairston being at risk of self-harm due to his agitated emotional state,” Sgt. Brent Coffey stated.
Two mental health crises Thursday occurred 5 miles apart but had vastly different outcomes.
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