FORT CARSON, Colo. — Fort Carson officials say they are investigating allegations of sexual misconduct involving several soldiers and under-age girls.
The post said Wednesday the investigation is being conducted by the Army Criminal Investigation Command.
Fort Carson didn't say how many soldiers were under investigation, where the alleged misconduct took place or how many girls were allegedly involved.
No one has been arrested.
Officials said commanders are aware of the investigation.
Fort Carson is an infantry post outside Colorado Springs.
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