Penn State Students Arrested in Cocaine Trafficking Ring
Thirteen students from Penn State University, including one from Long Island described as being at the "top of the food chain," have been arrested in connection with a cocaine trafficking ring.
New York, NY, August 18, 2026 —
Thirteen students from Penn State University have been arrested in connection with an alleged cocaine trafficking ring. Among those arrested is an individual from Long Island described as being at the “top of the food chain” within the operation.
Details regarding the specific timeline of the arrests, the exact charges filed against each student, and the scope of the alleged trafficking network were not immediately available.
Authorities have not yet released the names of the arrested students. The university has not issued a formal statement regarding the arrests.
Further information on the investigation, including the law enforcement agencies involved and the evidence gathered, is expected to be disclosed as the legal proceedings develop.
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