Naval Academy Head Says Court-Martial Possible in Drug Case
A drug investigation at the U.S. Naval Academy could result in a court-martial of a midshipman, the superintendent said.
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US, Mexico Open New Maritime Front in Drug War
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Coast Guard Seizes 36,000 Pounds of Cocaine During Pacific Drug Patrol
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5 Midshipmen at Naval Academy Face Discipline for Drug Use
An academy spokesman says the illicit drugs in question are cocaine, ecstasy, ketamine and hallucinogenic mushrooms.
Alleged Fentanyl Dealer Charged in Pendleton Marine's Overdose Death
Kyle Anthony Shephard, 25, of San Marcos, is charged with distribution of fentanyl resulting in death.
Navy Drug Dealer to Be Dishonorably Discharged for 'Brazen Misconduct'
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USNA Drug Ring Probe: LSD, Cocaine Allegedly Bought on Dark Web
No formal charges have been brought against the midshipmen during the probe, which began nearly three months ago.
Naval Academy Investigating Drug Use Among Midshipmen
Officials have been investigating the allegations for 2 1/2 months, a spokesman said.
Coast Guard Offloads 7 Tons of Seized Cocaine at Port Everglades
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Navy Investigating Allegations Japan-Based Sailors Used, Sold Drugs
The sailors, some assigned to the carrier Ronald Reagan, are suspected of buying, selling and using illegal drugs.
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