An Air Force Academy cadet was found innocent of using the marijuana substitute “spice” by a court-martial panel Friday night, but convicted of making a false official statement.Junior cadet Kami L. Bohannon was fined $990 in pay by the special court martial panel for lying to investigators.“She was found not guilty of one specification of violating Article 92 for failure to obey an order or regulation by wrongfully using the designer drug known as spice,” the academy said in a news release.Thirty-one cadets were accused of using illegal substances during an investigation announced in January. At least 13 cadets were cleared, the academy said in June. Several were expelled, including Asher Clark, the second-leading rusher in academy football history.Bohannon played 26 games for the academy’s women’s basketball team last season, starting two and averaging 2.5 points and two rebounds a game, according to the academy’s sports website.

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