Penn State Accounting Grad Surrenders in Huge Drug Bust at Campus

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Ex fraternity president surrenders in cocaine case to face ‘corrupt organization’ charges for running multi state ring inside Greek houses.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Agostino Abbatiello, 24, ex-Penn State accounting student, gave up to police after failing to show up for his court appearance. Immediately arrested, Abbatiello was ordered held without bail by authorities who identified Abbatiello as the chief organizer of a network of narcotics being trafficked across campus. Khogeah with the grand jury investigation noted Abbatiello utilized his business skills to spearhead what prosecutors term the biggest student-run cocaine trafficking operation that has infiltrated Pennsylvania State University in recent history. Buoyed by the state attorney general's office's account, Abbatiello and primary co-defendant Thomas Robinson traveled frequently to large city centers in New York and Philadelphia in order to acquire large bulk deliveries of cocaine.

The pair then returned to State College and turned their operations into a drug-stronghold, utilizing the off-campus fraternity houses of Delta Upsilon and Sigma Chi to distribute and store the narcotics. Instead of dealing to all manner of unknowns, the advanced operation dealt exclusively within closed social circles and supplied partners, fraternity brothers, and student party attendees on campus.The grand jury presentment has revealed a startling poacher of fractal over its intersection with the criminal world. The press releases from the grand jury disclosed that Greek life rites and the cutting, weighing and bagging of raw cocaine into small packages as part of fraternity "indoctrination" forced to pledges entering the chapters.

The illegal businesses brought in massive profits, with one witness testifying to Abbatiello personally paying them up to $50,000 for cocaine, which showed sales went on for years even after Abbatiello earned his degree. Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday filed extensive felony and misdemeanor charges against 14 people.

While 13 of them are current or former Penn State students, the 14th charged person is an attorney father who tried to hide cash and drug-laden safes to protect his son. Both frat members will face hard hits with immediate suspensions and Abbatiello and the 2 top lieutenants are in custody, facing serious state corrupt organization and conspiracy charges.

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