Cocaine Proud Boys: Penn State Frat Boys Cut Coke As “Indoctrination”

Source: Dmitry Vinogradov / GettyA investigation into two fraternities at Pennsylvania State University revealed an intricate drug trafficking operation where members and pledges were allegedly enlisted to cut and package cocaine for sale.Fourteen individuals were criminally charged by the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s office on Monday (Aug. 17). Thirteen were members of the Delta Epsilon and Sigma Chi fraternities at Penn State during 2023 and 2024 when the trafficking took place – four of them are current students. One person, Paul Robinson, is the father of one of the alleged participants.“This is very serious criminal conduct. There was nothing junior or childlike about this type of conduct,” Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday told the press at a news conference. “This was an upper-level trafficking organization for this region in Pennsylvania.” The investigation, dubbed “Operation Drugs Unlimited,” began in September 2024 as a State College Police Department detective worked with confidential informants to learn how the cocaine was obtained, packaged and sold at Penn State. Sunday added, “In fact, according to the evidence uncovered, cutting and packaging cocaine was,...