Public Record · Est. 2026Editor

The Fraternity Docket

This is a catalog of fraternity brothers who allegedly hazed, abused, physically and sexually assaulted, raped, committed drug and alcohol related crimes, or were witnesses to those acts and chose to remain silent.
In most cases, justice failed through failed investigations, dropped charges or lesser punishments.

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Charged

Thomas Robinson

Reported allegations

CHARGED, Corrupt organizations, Conspiracy, Dealing in proceeds of unlawful activity, Related drug-trafficking offenses

Charges / arrest allegations

1. Corrupt organizations2. Conspiracy3. Dealing in proceeds of unlawful activity4. Related drug-trafficking offenses

Academic Profile

University
Pennsylvania State University
Major
Not verified
Year
Not verified
Fraternity
Delta Upsilon
Chapter
Not verified
Position
Not verified
Incident
Alleged cocaine-trafficking ring (2023–2024)
Victim
No individual victim publicly identified
Pennsylvania’s attorney general announced charges against 14 defendants on August 17, 2026 over an alleged cocaine-trafficking operation in 2023 and 2024. Authorities identify Thomas Robinson and Agostino Abbatiello as the main alleged suppliers. The attorney general’s accompanying graphic identifies Robinson as a Delta Upsilon fraternity brother and Abbatiello as a Sigma Chi fraternity brother. Authorities allege cocaine was cut and packaged primarily at those two houses. The six felony cases were bound over for county court; the October 14 update describes the cases as pending, not convictions. Additional defendants were named in the investigation, but their individual fraternity memberships are not verified here. The incident year marks the start of the reported 2023–2024 period; an exact incident date is not established.

Roster at the time of incidence

Not verified

Chapter membership alone does not imply involvement in this incident or wrongdoing.

Sources

  1. https://www.attorneygeneral.gov/taking-action/ag-sunday-state-college-police-announce-charges-against-14-people-in-cocaine-trafficking-ring-involving-penn-state-u-students-fraternities/
  2. https://www.attorneygeneral.gov/taking-action/six-defendants-charged-with-felonies-in-college-student-fraternity-cocaine-trafficking-ring-have-charges-bound-over-for-county-court/
  3. https://www.attorneygeneral.gov/taking-action/eight-defendants-waive-preliminary-hearings-regarding-cocaine-trafficking-ring-involving-university-students/

Documents

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