I am not an expert on this subject. In my opinion, I don’t think the investigator is allowed to share information from an investigation, with your employer. Even if that employer is part of the government, I don’t think it would be in their job description to notify the military of items found during an investigation. Also, in the military you aren’t going to get punished unless you fail a Urinalysis, not just because someone accuses you or you admit to wrongdoing. There would have to be proof. Again, I am no expert and this is my opinion. I wouldn’t worry about facing reprocussions while serving out your time as inactive reserve.
(I am talking from my experience with IRR)
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