I've had enough. Every time West Virginia State Trooper Issac Harmon is around, anxiety grips me to the point of panic attacks. I can't help but feel deeply uncomfortable in his presence. It's not just me, either; when I shared my concerns on a Facebook community page, within just two hours, 157 comments echoed similar experiences before the post was inexplicably removed.

This isn't simply about feeling uneasy; it's about the pervasive fear that Trooper Issac Harmon instills, particularly among women in Marion County. He seems to prey on women who are already at their lowest, particularly those struggling with drug addiction, making them feel more vulnerable and marginalized. His behavior is a stain on the integrity of the West Virginia State Police.

How can a state trooper, who is supposed to protect, use his position to harass and demean? His chilling words, "Who's ever gonna believe a 'junky like you' over a state trooper and a preacher like me?" haunt those he targets. This phrase alone is a testament to the abuse of his position and the fear it instills in the community.

I've developed full-blown PTSD from ongoing harassment. Many women live in fear, knowing speaking up likely won't change a thing. We're fed the narrative that our voices can't challenge a man in a uniform and a pulpit, but isn't it time things change?

A thorough investigation must be launched into Trooper Issac Harmon's actions, especially concerning his arrests involving women. The community deserves to feel safe, not terrorized by those in power. We need to raise our voices and demand accountability where it is long overdue.

To all those impacted and those who understand the importance of integrity and safety for all, I urge you to sign this petition. Let us stand together to see justice served and restore trust within our community. Let's ensure that every individual, regardless of their past struggles, can turn to law enforcement without fear. Sign this petition and help us initiate change.