14 Arrested in Penn State Cocaine Investigation

An investigation at Penn State has led to the arrest of 14 individuals. The arrests are related to alleged cocaine use and distribution at the university. According to reports, students allegedly cut and packaged cocaine inside the Delta Upsilon and Sigma Chi fraternity houses. The investigation has resulted in charges being filed against the 14 individuals, all of whom are associated with Penn State. The university has not commented on the specifics of the investigation, but has stated that it is cooperating fully with law enforcement. The allegations against the students include cutting and packaging cocaine, as well as other related charges. The investigation is ongoing, and more information is expected to be released as it becomes available. The fraternity houses where the alleged activities took place have not been named as defendants in the case, but the university has said that it will be reviewing the actions of the fraternities involved. The arrests are a result of a joint investigation between local law enforcement and the university. The charges against the 14 individuals are serious and carry significant penalties if convicted.