After news of the alleged Penn State fraternity coke ring broke earlier this week, individual complaints released by the Office of the Attorney General in Pennsylvania provide more specifics into each suspect's alleged involvement.Those 14 complaints detail an alleged hierarchy within the cocaine-trafficking operation, from accused suppliers and distributors to fraternity members allegedly tasked with weighing, packaging and delivering cocaine.Here are the suspects and their alleged roles.All defendants are innocent until proven guilty.Attorney General Dave Sunday announced that Agostino Abbatiello, 24, turned himself in Tuesday morning, was arraigned and denied bail.He is the accused Penn State coke kingpin.
(Pennsylvania Office of the Attorney General Dave Sunday)1.Agostino "Pablo Pledgescobar" AbbatielloAlleged position: "Top of food chain" according to prosecutors.Hometown: Westbury, New YorkAge: 24Major: AccountingFraternity: Sigma ChiHe reportedly made the Dean's list at the university and "had a passion for numbers and financial storytelling" the New York Post reports.
He is facing numerous felony charges.SIGN UP TO GET THE LATEST TRUE CRIME NEWSThomas Robinson, 22, is facing felony charges for his alleged involvement in the downstream logistics of the operation.(Pennsylvania Office of the Attorney General Dave Sunday)2.
Thomas RobinsonAlleged position: Downstream Logistics/DistributionHometown: Pittsburgh, PennsylvaniaAge: 22Major: Human Resources and ManagementFraternity: Delta UpsilonRobinson allegedly worked closely with Abbatiello and distributed cocaine from his frat to Penn State students, using Snapchat to sell to others.Detectives relied on confidential informants to bust the operation – an informant who purchased drugs from Robinson blew the operation open.
He ultimately gave up his partner in crime – Abbatiello – once arrested.MAN WANTED IN ROBBERY TIED TO PENN STATE STUDENT'S MURDER NOW SOUGHT AFTER OFF-DUTY COP SHOOTOUTMohammed Huraibi,...