“We therefore respectfully request that the Agency receive and assess the information; determine independently whether lawful grounds for investigation exist; if such grounds exist, take whatever lawful investigative steps are warranted; and, where practicable, communicate the administrative disposition of this petition,” it read.
They argued that if established by competent evidence, alleged unlawful drug use by a serving federal legislator could raise questions beyond a private family dispute, given his public responsibilities.
The petitioners also submitted a schedule of enclosures listing the original signed petition and an evidence bundle containing public statements, contemporaneous media reports, indexed exhibits, preserved screenshots and SHA-256 references.
A separate courier/delivery record attached to the package shows that it was sent through UPS and bears an NDLEA receiving stamp dated 8 September 2026
The petitioners urged the agency to take whatever lawful investigative steps may be warranted and, where practicable, communicate the administrative disposition of their petition.