Penn State Coke Bust Explained: Fraternities Accused of Alleged Drug Ring Connection

A state investigation reveals that two Penn State fraternities served as the central hub for a cocaine operation managed by their own brothers and pledges. Prosecutors allege the drug ring involved multiple students. Agostino Abbatiello, 24, identified as the alleged ringleader of the cocaine-trafficking operation, surrendered on Tuesday. Following his surrender, the court denied him bail. The case highlights the alleged connection between fraternity members and organized drug trafficking within the university community.