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Penn State fraternity cocaine trafficking detailed at drug hearing
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Key Points:
- Former Penn State fraternity members testified about a cocaine distribution operation involving quantities from 100 grams up to 1 kilogram, with drugs allegedly sourced from Philadelphia, New York, and Long Island and sold to students on campus.
- Agostino Abbatiello is accused of being the top-level supplier who used fraternity connections to distribute cocaine, while others, including Thomas and Mohammed Huraibi Robinson, were involved in purchasing, packaging, and reselling the drugs.
- Testimonies revealed that drugs were stored and packaged in fraternity houses, with pledges assisting in the operation, and that Snapchat was used for communication, with messages disappearing after 24 hours.
- Authorities seized a safe containing cocaine, marijuana, a handgun, and Adderall pills from a fraternity room, and evidence suggests attempts to hide or move the safe to avoid detection during investigations.
- Abbatiello was granted bail after being held without it, and all defendants deny the charges, with the case ongoing and no convictions yet.
