Judge grants bail for alleged ringleader of Penn State cocaine trafficking ring

A judge has granted bail for the former Penn State fraternity brother accused of being the ringleader of a cocaine trafficking ring. The bail for Agostino Abbatiello is set at $250,000. The judge in Centre County set some conditions. He needs to stay for the time being with his parents who live on Long Island. They'll be responsible for shuttling him back and forth to Centre County for any more hearings. Prosecutors accuse the 24-year-old of leading the drug operation with a dozen current and former Penn State students from two frats. They allegedly sold cocaine out of their frat houses, in some cases using pledges to cut and package it before selling it to other students. One of their fathers has also been accused of helping hide evidence.