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Federal prosecutors have brought charges against fourteen defendants accused of participating in a cocaine distribution network centered at Penn State University. The alleged operation involved members and associates connected to university fraternities, according to charging documents.
The investigation uncovered what authorities describe as a coordinated trafficking scheme with ties to multiple fraternity organizations on campus. Details regarding the scope of the operation and specific roles of individual defendants remain part of the ongoing legal proceedings.
The charges represent a significant enforcement action targeting drug trafficking activities at a major American university. Authorities continue to investigate connections to other potential suspects involved in the distribution network.
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