University Police and local law enforcement officials announced Friday the indictment of 33 people -- including former and current University students and employees -- for alleged involvement with the illegal sale of narcotics. A total of 15 of the suspects had been arrested in Charlottesville as of 2:00 p.m. Friday. All but two charges filed against the suspects are felonies.
The 15 arrested individuals are: College student Arrington
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