Pittsburgh attorney one of 14 charged in Penn State cocaine ring
Among 14 people charged in a cocaine ring tied to two Penn State fraternities was a 59-year-old Pittsburgh attorney — the father of a student accused of selling cocaine from his fraternity room.
When 14 people were charged in a cocaine ring that involved two Penn State University fraternities, one of the defendants stuck out.
All were college students or former college students except one: Paul Robinson, 59, a Pittsburgh-based attorney and the father of Thomas Robinson, who is accused of selling cocaine out of his frat room.