Main Line 'Preppie Drug Ring' Leader Gets 5-15 Years in Prison
Neil Scott had nothing to say in court today after pleading guilty to several counts of possession with intent to deliver, running a "corrupt organization," and conspiracy.
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Neil Scott had nothing to say in court today after pleading guilty to several counts of possession with intent to deliver, running a "corrupt organization," and conspiracy.
Timothy Brooks (left photo) pleaded guilty to five counts including possession with intent to distribute, criminal conspiracy, and running a "corrupt organization."
John Cole Roseman, 21, admitted he sold pot on the Lafayette College campus and has agreed to testify against the ring's alleged ringleaders.
Prosecutors say Christian Euler was one of the sub-dealers, getting his drugs from Neil Scott and then selling them on the campus of Lafayette College, in Easton, Pa., where he was a student.
According to officials, 25-year-old Neil Scott and 18-year-old Timothy Brooks were running the operation and grooming others to help distribute their product at high schools and colleges.