Over a dozen charged in alleged cocaine trafficking ring at Penn State
Summary
More than a dozen current and former students of Penn State University, along with one parent, have been charged with involvement in a cocaine trafficking ring. Prosecutors say two off-campus fraternities were central locations for this drug operation.Key Facts
- Over 12 people connected to Penn State are charged in the case.
- The group includes current students, former students, and one parent.
- The illegal activity involved trafficking cocaine.
- Two fraternities located off campus are reported as main centers for the drug sales.
- Authorities have officially brought charges against those involved.
- The investigation and charges were reported by CBS News.
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