Penn State frat coke bust unveils father-son legal saga
TL;DR
The New York Post reports that the father-and-son duo at the center of a Penn State Delta Upsilon frat house cocaine operation had prior run-ins with the law, including the son’s 2024 vandalism and drug-dealing allegations and the father’s 2024 DUI; the elder is now charged with felony tampering and hindering and concealing evidence in the cocaine investigation, highlighting a broader pattern of legal troubles surrounding the case.
- Father-son duo at center of Penn State frat house coke bust had racked up prior run-ins with the law New York Post
- Brother of alleged leader of Penn State drug ring found with cocaine on boat, officer says Centre Daily Times
- How Penn State students ran an alleged cocaine ring - until it all fell apart BBC
- ‘Ill-prepared to address it’: Former Penn State trustee questions response to fraternity cocaine scandal TribLIVE.com
- Penn State responds to serious criminal charges against current and former students The Pennsylvania State University
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