Paul Robinson, the Pittsburgh attorney and father charged in the alleged Penn State fraternity cocaine trafficking ring, has spoken out about the case for the first time since being indicted last month.
Robinson, 59, of Churchill, is the managing attorney at a Pittsburgh law firm, and has been charged with felony tampering and hindering apprehension for trying to conceal evidence in connection with the case where 13 other individuals, all current or former Penn State students, have also been indicted.
Prosecutors allege that Robinson helped hide a safe containing drugs and cash for his son, Thomas Robinson, 24, the alleged co-ringleader in the case…