British soldiers face dismissal over positive drugs tests
Summary
More than 20 soldiers from the British Army might be dismissed after testing positive for drugs. The soldiers are part of the 32 Engineer Regiment, and the British Army is conducting an investigation into the incident.Key Facts
- Over 20 soldiers from the British Army tested positive for drugs.
- The soldiers involved are from the 32 Engineer Regiment based in Catterick, North Yorkshire.
- The Army might discharge these soldiers after the investigation concludes.
- The British Army enforces a zero-tolerance policy for drug use.
- The 32 Engineer Regiment supports the 7th Light Mechanised Brigade, part of a high-readiness NATO task force.
- A compulsory drugs test took place on December 20 at the Marine Barracks.
- Nearly 10% of around 250 tested soldiers were found to have used cocaine.
- Soldiers who fail a drugs test are usually discharged from the Army.
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