Who is Paul Robinson? Penn State cocaine case puts lawyer father accused of hiding evidence in focus
Paul Robinson faces felony charges after prosecutors accused him of helping conceal drugs and cash in the Penn State drug ring case.
Paul Robinson, a lawyer father, has been charged in connection with a Penn State cocaine case. He is accused of hiding evidence related to an alleged drug operation involving fraternity members and students at the university. Prosecutors allege that Robinson concealed a safe containing drugs and cash linked to the operation, which reportedly operated out of the Delta Upsilon and Sigma Chi fraternities. Thomas Robinson, Paul's son, is also among those accused of leading the alleged cocaine trafficking network.
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