Fifteen soldiers questioned in drug investigation at Fort Bragg: Reports

Conrad Hoyt

January 10, 04:56 AM January 10, 04:56 AM

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More than a dozen soldiers were reportedly questioned last week as part of a drug investigation at Fort Bragg.

Military leaders at the Army base, located in central North Carolina, confirmed they questioned soldiers assigned to the U.S. Army Special Operations Command unit after allegations of illegal drug activity surfaced, according to Raleigh-based outlet WRAL News.

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Two soldiers were cleared immediately, the news station added. The other 13 asked for attorneys and, as of Monday afternoon, continued to be questioned by the Army’s Criminal Investigation Division. No arrests have been made and no charges have been filed.

Special Ops did not specify if the soldiers are being investigated for illegally using drugs, selling drugs, or both.

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Special Ops said, in part:

“The use of illegal drugs or any other illegal activity goes directly against the Special Operation Forces’ values and does not reflect the behavior we demand from every Soldier in our formation…We are taking measures at every level to ensure the health and welfare of our Soldiers and to reduce these harmful behaviors…”