Posted on Apr 19, 2017
US Army base on lockdown, sixty four soldiers busted in cocaine drug ring
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Authorities arrested several soldiers at Fort Stewart on Tuesday. The soldiers are believed to have used, had or involved in the sale of cocaine.
Officials at the base were reluctant to speak with Popular Military, only offering a small statement in a press release.
“We dedicate resources and work closely with our local law enforcement partners to identify and suppress illegal drug use in our ranks,” Maj. Gen. James Rainey, senior commander of Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield, said in a news release.
An anonymous source at the base told Popular Military that sixty four soldiers from the 3-15 Infantry Battalion and the 1-30 Infantry Battalion are involved. It is not clear how many of them have been arrested. The source said the soldier at the top of the drug ring had ties to a known drug cartel. The names of those arrested have yet to be released.
Local and military law enforcement assisted with the arrests, which Rainey said “does not diminish (other soldiers’) hard work and sacrifices.”
Apparently, security at the Georgia military base locked down the entire base and conducted 100% search of all vehicles entering the base.
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Authorities arrested several soldiers at Fort Stewart on Tuesday. The soldiers are believed to have used, had or involved in the sale of cocaine.
Officials at the base were reluctant to speak with Popular Military, only offering a small statement in a press release.
“We dedicate resources and work closely with our local law enforcement partners to identify and suppress illegal drug use in our ranks,” Maj. Gen. James Rainey, senior commander of Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield, said in a news release.
An anonymous source at the base told Popular Military that sixty four soldiers from the 3-15 Infantry Battalion and the 1-30 Infantry Battalion are involved. It is not clear how many of them have been arrested. The source said the soldier at the top of the drug ring had ties to a known drug cartel. The names of those arrested have yet to be released.
Local and military law enforcement assisted with the arrests, which Rainey said “does not diminish (other soldiers’) hard work and sacrifices.”
Apparently, security at the Georgia military base locked down the entire base and conducted 100% search of all vehicles entering the base.
US Army base on lockdown, sixty four soldiers busted in cocaine drug ring
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How did they get past the Whiz Quiz? I bet more are going to get nailed on this one. Those are just the surface rats wait till they start digging.
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Gang Activity in the U.S. Military
According to the FBI, gang-related activity in the US military is increasing and poses a threat to law enforcement officials and national security.
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PO3 (Join to see) - Ya, what was it the Bloods and or Crypts were started by a Marine. MS13 has made a presence. This is why the Tats are so strictly enforced. Seems gangs love to make their turf lol.
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Give them some time in Ft. Leavenworth, then give them all dishonorable discharges.
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