More than 70 people in a residential substance use treatment program at Veterans Village of San Diego were forced to leave Monday after only a few days of notice. State health regulators issued a temporary suspension order effective Monday, as they move to revoke the nonprofit's license. “It is crumbling. It happened suddenly and it’s just gotten worse somehow,” said Josefina Davock, a former employee who worked as an intake coordinator at VVSD. “With that license being taken away, the veterans are no longer receiving mental health services or clinical treatment for their addictions.” MORE: https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/local/state-suspends-license-for-veterans-village-of-san-diego/509-c6f0381c-e9c4-4acd-982d-b3556118469c