Call and Email to Protect Kevin “Rashid” Johnson’s Due Process Rights!

By: UPROAR Admin · June 5, 2026

Rashid Is Home: Release His Legal Property Now

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Rashid Is Home. Release His Legal Property Now.

Kevin Johnson, VADOC #1007485, has been returned from South Carolina to Virginia custody and is now at Keen Mountain Correctional Center. This is a major victory — but the fight is not over.

🚦 Quick Start — What to Do in 5–10 Minutes

Short on time? Do Step 1 Call Keen Mountain → Step 2 Call Central Administration → Step 3 Send the email → Step 4 Report Back.

Call Keen Mountain and ask for the property department, property officer, property room, or the staff responsible for inmate property and legal property.
Call VADOC Central Administration, especially Deputy Director Lucinda R. Childs-White’s office.
Send the one-click email to VADOC Central Administration and Keen Mountain leadership demanding immediate release of personal property, legal property, and tablet access.
Report what you did so UPROAR can track pressure and coordinate follow-up.
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🚨 Current Emergency ✅ What We Won 📌 Demands 📞 Step 1 – Call Keen Mountain ☎️ Step 2 – Call Central Admin ✉️ Step 3 – Email ✅ Step 4 – Report Back 📄 Background

Demand that VADOC and Keen Mountain immediately release Kevin Johnson’s personal property and legal property, confirm that all property transferred from South Carolina has been received and inventoried, and provide immediate tablet for communication access so he does not miss court deadlines.

Who: Kevin Johnson, VADOC #1007485, also known as Kevin “Rashid” Johnson.
Where: Keen Mountain Correctional Center, Virginia.
Current emergency: urgent need for personal property, legal property, transferred legal materials, and tablet access because he has upcoming lawsuit deadlines.

This campaign is part of UPROAR — Uniting Prisoners’ Relatives Organizing Against Repression. We organize loved ones, create receipts, and force officials to respond.

🚨 Current Emergency: Property, Legal Property, and Tablet Access at Keen Mountain

Kevin Johnson has been returned from South Carolina to Virginia custody and is now housed at Keen Mountain Correctional Center. Returning him to Virginia was a major victory. But VADOC must not be allowed to turn the transfer home into a new form of obstruction.

Kevin Johnson urgently needs access to his personal property, his legal property, and a tablet for communication access. He has upcoming lawsuit deadlines. Without his legal property, he may miss deadlines in active litigation. Without tablet access, he remains cut off from ordinary communication needed to coordinate with legal supporters, family, outside advocates, publishers, and supporters.

This is not a routine property issue. This is an access-to-courts emergency. Delay itself can cause legal harm when court deadlines are approaching.

Officials must immediately:

release all of Kevin Johnson’s personal property;
release all of his legal property;
confirm that all property transferred from South Carolina has been received and inventoried;
allow him to inspect and access all legal boxes, filings, drafts, correspondence, exhibits, notes, and case materials;
provide immediate tablet access for communication access;
preserve all property logs, transfer records, chain-of-custody records, inventory records, confiscation forms, and tablet activation records.

VADOC brought him back to Virginia. Now VADOC must immediately restore his ability to litigate and communicate.

✅ What We Won — and What Comes Next

UPROAR, loved ones, comrades, and supporters demanded that Virginia bring Kevin Johnson back from South Carolina. That demand has now been won.

But transfer alone does not end the retaliation. In South Carolina, Kevin Johnson faced solitary confinement, communication restrictions, discipline tied to published writing, legal-property interference, and other retaliation. If Virginia now withholds his property, legal property, or tablet access, then the practical effect is the same: he is blocked from litigating, communicating, writing, and defending himself.

The new demand is clear: Rashid is home. Release his legal property now.

What We Are Demanding

VADOC Central Administration and Keen Mountain must act immediately to:

Release all of Kevin Johnson’s personal property.
Release all of his legal property.
Confirm that all property transferred from South Carolina has been received, inventoried, and made available to him.
Allow Kevin Johnson to inspect and access all legal boxes, filings, pleadings, drafts, notes, correspondence, exhibits, research, and case materials.
Provide immediate tablet access for communication access.
Ensure that he can communicate with attorneys, legal supporters, family, media contacts, outside advocates, and publishers.
Do not use intake, classification, property screening, security review, inventory delay, or administrative processing as a pretext to obstruct court access.
Preserve all property logs, transfer records, chain-of-custody records, inventory records, confiscation forms, intake records, tablet activation records, and staff communications related to his property and communication access.
Investigate any missing, withheld, damaged, destroyed, delayed, or improperly handled legal property.
Confirm in writing that his legal property and communication access have been restored in time for his court deadlines.

Call and Email Targets

1. Keen Mountain Correctional Center — property/legal property
📞 Main number: (276) 498-7411
Ask for: property department, property officer, property room, or whoever handles inmate property and legal property.
Ask staff to escalate to: Warden Jessica King, property department, Records, Classification, and the Assistant Warden responsible for operations.

2. Warden Jessica King — Keen Mountain Correctional Center
📞 Office: (434) 602-3103
✉️ Email: JESSICA.KING@VADOC.VIRGINIA.GOV
Office: Keen Mountain Correctional Center (KMCC, 768)

3. Deputy Director Lucinda R. Childs-White — VADOC Central Administration
📞 Office: (804) 887-7881
✉️ Email: LUCINDA.CHILDS-WHITE@VADOC.VIRGINIA.GOV
Office: Department of Corrections — Central Administration (DOC/CA, 701)

4. Chief Deputy Director Jermiah Fitz — VADOC Central Administration
📞 Office: (804) 887-8439
✉️ Email: jermiah.fitz@vadoc.virginia.gov

5. Director Joseph W. Walters — VADOC Central Administration
📞 Office: (804) 887-7982
✉️ Email: JOSEPH.WALTERS@VADOC.VIRGINIA.GOV
Office: Department of Corrections — Central Administration (DOC/CA, 701)

6. Western Regional Administration Office
📞 Phone: (540) 561-7050
Address: 3313 Plantation Road NE, Roanoke, VA 24012
Ask for: the regional administrator, regional operations chief, or whoever supervises Keen Mountain Correctional Center.

📞 Step 1: Call Keen Mountain

Call during business hours, Monday–Friday, roughly 8 a.m.–5 p.m. ET. If you reach voicemail, leave a message. Ask first for the property department, property officer, property room, or whoever handles inmate property and legal property.

Hello, my name is [NAME]. I’m calling about Kevin Johnson, also known as Rashid, who was recently transferred from South Carolina back to Virginia and is now at Keen Mountain. Can you connect me to the property department, property officer, property room, or whoever handles inmate property and legal property? [Once connected, or if they will not transfer you:] I’m calling because Mr. Johnson urgently needs access to his personal property, his legal property, and a tablet for communication access. He has upcoming lawsuit deadlines, and without his legal materials he may miss court deadlines. This is not just a routine property issue. This is an access-to-courts emergency. Please release his legal property and personal property immediately, confirm that all transferred property from South Carolina has been received and inventoried, and provide him with tablet access so he can communicate and meet his legal deadlines. Please document this call and forward the concern to the property department, Warden Jessica King, Records, Classification, and the Assistant Warden responsible for operations.

☎️ Step 2: Call VADOC Central Administration

Call Deputy Director Lucinda R. Childs-White’s office directly. This is the strongest Central Administration target because the emergency concerns transferred property, legal property, facility administration, and communication access.

Hello, my name is [NAME]. I’m calling for Deputy Director Lucinda Childs-White regarding an urgent access-to-courts issue involving Kevin Johnson, also known as Rashid, who was recently returned from South Carolina to Virginia custody and is now housed at Keen Mountain Correctional Center. Mr. Johnson urgently needs access to his personal property, his legal property, and a tablet for communication access. He has upcoming lawsuit deadlines, and without his legal property he may miss court deadlines in active litigation. Because this involves transferred property from another state, legal property, facility administration, and communication access, I am asking Deputy Director Childs-White’s office to intervene immediately and coordinate with Director Joseph Walters, Chief Deputy Director Jermiah Fitz, Western Regional Administration, and Warden Jessica King. Please direct Keen Mountain to release Mr. Johnson’s personal property and legal property immediately, confirm that all property transferred from South Carolina has been received and inventoried, and provide immediate tablet access so he can communicate and meet his legal deadlines. Please document this call and escalate it as an urgent access-to-courts matter.

✉️ Step 3: Send the One-Click Email

Use the button below to open a pre-filled email to Director Joseph Walters, Chief Deputy Director Jermiah Fitz, Deputy Director Lucinda R. Childs-White, and Warden Jessica King. Personalize the first or last sentence if you can. If your email app does not open, use the copy buttons below.

✉️ Open one-click email to VADOC and Keen Mountain

Email recipients
Lucinda R. Childs-White: LUCINDA.CHILDS-WHITE@VADOC.VIRGINIA.GOV
Jessica King: JESSICA.KING@VADOC.VIRGINIA.GOV
Jermiah Fitz: jermiah.fitz@vadoc.virginia.gov
Joseph W. Walters: JOSEPH.WALTERS@VADOC.VIRGINIA.GOV

LUCINDA.CHILDS-WHITE@VADOC.VIRGINIA.GOV,JESSICA.KING@VADOC.VIRGINIA.GOV,jermiah.fitz@vadoc.virginia.gov,JOSEPH.WALTERS@VADOC.VIRGINIA.GOV

Urgent: Kevin Johnson Needs Legal Property and Tablet Access at Keen Mountain

Dear Director Walters, Chief Deputy Director Fitz, Deputy Director Childs-White, and Warden King, I am writing with urgent concern for Kevin Johnson, also known as Kevin “Rashid” Johnson, VADOC #1007485, who was recently returned from South Carolina to Virginia custody and is now housed at Keen Mountain Correctional Center. Mr. Johnson urgently needs access to his personal property, his legal property, and a tablet for communication access. He has upcoming lawsuit deadlines, and without his legal property he may miss court deadlines in active litigation. This is not a routine property delay. Because Mr. Johnson was transferred from another state, this issue involves transferred property, legal property, facility administration, and access to communication. Delay could directly interfere with his access to the courts. I am asking VADOC Central Administration and Keen Mountain to act immediately to: 1. Release all of Mr. Johnson’s personal property. 2. Release all of his legal property. 3. Confirm that all property transferred from South Carolina has been received and inventoried. 4. Allow him to inspect and access all legal boxes, filings, pleadings, drafts, notes, correspondence, exhibits, research, and case materials. 5. Provide immediate tablet access for communication access. 6. Preserve all property logs, transfer records, inventory records, chain-of-custody records, confiscation forms, intake records, tablet activation records, and staff communications related to Mr. Johnson’s property and communication access. 7. Investigate any missing, withheld, damaged, destroyed, delayed, or improperly handled legal property. Please treat this as an urgent access-to-courts matter and ensure that Mr. Johnson receives his legal property and communication access immediately, before he is prejudiced in pending litigation. Sincerely, [Name] [City/State, optional]

Optional subject lines:

Urgent: Kevin Johnson Needs Legal Property and Tablet Access at Keen Mountain
Prevent Missed Court Deadlines: Release Kevin Johnson’s Legal Materials Now
Access-to-Courts Emergency: Kevin Johnson at Keen Mountain
Rashid Is Home — Release His Legal Property Now

✅ Step 4: What Actions Did You Take?

This encrypted form helps UPROAR track how many calls and emails are going in so follow-up pressure can be coordinated. You can submit anonymously.

📌 Background: Why This Is Urgent

Kevin Johnson’s current property and communication emergency must be understood in context. He was sent to South Carolina under interstate compact after years of exposing prison abuse in Virginia. In South Carolina, he reported solitary confinement, communication suppression, punishment for published writing, legal-property interference, legal-mail obstruction, meal denial, censorship, reported Bengal 2X chemical exposure, and other retaliation.

Supporters fought to get him out of South Carolina because that transfer had become a mechanism of isolation and retaliation. Now that he is back in Virginia, VADOC has direct custody and direct responsibility. Virginia cannot claim a victory while allowing legal-property delay or tablet denial to obstruct the very litigation and communication that South Carolina tried to suppress.

Why legal property matters

Legal property can include pleadings, motions, exhibits, declarations, notes, correspondence, research, drafts, deadlines, court orders, and evidence. For a prisoner with active litigation, denying access to those materials can directly interfere with access to the courts.

Why tablet access matters

Tablet for communication access is urgent because Kevin Johnson needs to communicate with legal supporters, outside advocates, loved ones, publishers, and supporters. After months of communication suppression and retaliation in South Carolina, continued communication delay in Virginia compounds the harm.

Why Central Administration must intervene

This issue involves property transferred from another state, legal-property chain of custody, facility administration, tablet access, and active litigation deadlines. It cannot be dismissed as ordinary intake delay or a local facility matter. Central Administration must direct Keen Mountain to resolve it immediately.

Why this continues the previous campaign

The earlier campaign demanded that Virginia bring Kevin Johnson home from South Carolina. That demand has been won. The next phase is making sure the return home actually restores his legal access, property, and communications instead of reproducing the same obstruction under Virginia custody.

🔗 Public Documentation

These links document the retaliation continuum that makes the current property and communication emergency urgent.

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