Penn State fraternity cocaine ring criminal case
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Penn State fraternity cocaine trafficking testimony
Thomas Robinson testified that he and Huraibi began buying cocaine from Abbatiello in 2023.
Thomas Robinson testified that he stored cocaine in his fraternity room and sold half-gram bags for about $80 each.
Thomas Robinson said he sold drugs primarily to members of Penn State fraternities.
Penn State fraternity members charged in connection with off-campus cocaine ring
Paul Robinson, the father of Thomas Robinson, is accused of concealing evidence through alleged possession of a safe containing cocaine and cash from his son's dealings.
Court documents state Liam Smith purchased cocaine from Agostino Abbatiello on at least ten occasions while they were roommates.
Individual complaints released by the Pennsylvania Office of the Attorney General provide details on suspects' alleged involvement in an off-campus fraternity cocaine ring.
“Zeepvat explained that he was a cocaine user and when he first came to Penn State, he had a source for cocaine in Philadelphia.”