Fraternity cocaine empire exposed in Penn State hearings

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Witnesses testified that a Penn State–linked cocaine operation ran through campus fraternities, growing from 100-gram purchases to kilogram loads; Agostino Abbatiello is described as the alleged ringleader, with pledges helping package and deliver drugs as prosecutors outline a network spanning Philadelphia and New York into State College. Fourteen people are charged and Abbatiello has been granted bail as the hearings proceed.
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