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Former UVM Student Sentenced for Frat Cocaine Ring

Burlington, Vermont - October 29, 2009

A former University of Vermont student will spend six months in jail for supplying drugs to his fraternity's cocaine ring.

Federal prosecutors say Lambda Iota became a drug house during the 2006 - 2007 school year. Twenty-five-year-old Bent Cardan of California supplied the fraternity president with the cocaine. He'll also be on four years supervised release and pay a $4,000 fine. Cardan's Connecticut supplier is serving a 70-month sentence for drug trafficking. The former fraternity president, 25-year-old Christopher Duncan, is serving two years probation. The Justice Department has moved to seize the frat house.

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