Penn State frat pledges were made to cut and bag cocaine for college drug ring, authorities say
Summary
Pennsylvania authorities charged 14 people, mostly Penn State students, for running a cocaine drug ring at two fraternity houses. The students were forced to cut and bag cocaine, which was then sold mainly on campus during 2023 and 2024.Key Facts
- Fourteen people, including 13 current or former Penn State students, were charged.
- The drug ring operated mainly out of Sigma Chi and Delta Upsilon fraternity houses.
- Pledges were forced to prepare (cut and bag) cocaine for distribution.
- Cocaine was supplied from contacts in Philadelphia and New York.
- One defendant was called the largest cocaine seller at Penn State.
- Charges include conspiracy, drug trafficking, and other crimes.
- Penn State suspended Delta Upsilon fraternity; Sigma Chi is not officially recognized by the university.
- Those involved with Delta Upsilon were expelled or suspended if they did not resign.
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