Inside the Penn State frat house drug ring — cocaine-and-molly-fueled parties, secret dealing rooms and brutal hazing

"You'd look around and there would be people snorting lines of cocaine around you. It was so normalized," one sorority girl told The Post.

Fourteen suspects face charges in the alleged Penn State cocaine ring, with court documents revealing a hierarchy from suppliers to fraternity pledges.

Agostino Abbatiello, 24, is also being called ‘Austin Powders,’ ‘Nostrildamus’ and ‘Kirk Cocaine’ on social media. He’s among 14 people charged over an alleged drugs ring at the prestigious college

Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday said the leader of a cocaine-trafficking ring involving fourteen Penn State University students and two student fraternities surrendered to authorities on Tuesday, Aug. 18.

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A cocaine-trafficking ring run through two Penn State University fraternities got busted after investigators discovered one of the suspected college kingpins was accepting Venmo payments for his drugs under his real name. A confidential informant reportedly told authorities that Thomas Robinson, a member of Delta Upsil

Agostino Abbatiello is charged with multiple counts of cocaine possession with intent to deliver and conspiracy.

Agostino Abbatiello, 24, surrendered along with two others on Tuesday after an alleged drug ring running through fraternities at Penn State University was uncovered.

Agostino Abbatiello has been accused of leading a cocaine trafficking operation tied to Penn State fraternities.

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Agostino Abbatiello, 24, allegedly made regular trips to New York and Philadelphia with another defendant to buy large quantities of cocaine.

The drug ring reportedly operated in 2023 and 2024, using fraternity pledges to cut and package cocaine. The drugs were distributed through Penn State students.

Over a dozen former and current Penn State University students face charges of felony corrupt organizations, conspiracy and other offenses.

More than a dozen current and former fraternity-affiliated students at the Pennsylvania State University, and a parent, have been charged with drug-related charges after a cocaine bust at the school. CBS News' Meg Oliver reports.