Princeton Man Sentenced for LSD Possession, Intent to Distribute

A former Princeton University student has been sentenced to five years in state prison after pleading guilty to a second degree charge possession of LSD with the intent to distribute, the Princeton Packet reports.

Julian Edgren, 21, of Princeton, previously pleaded guilty to an accusation pre-indictment.

He is currently free on $25,000 bail and is set to surrender to authorities in November, after he deals with a medical issue, according to the report.

Edgren was a student at Princeton University when he was charged with multiple counts of narcotics possession totaling $2,875 after he retrieved an oversea package containing ecstasy.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security/U.S. Customs and Border Protection intercepted a package from overseas containing approximately seven grams of ecstasy addressed to Edgren at Princeton University in the middle of December.

He was charged on Jan. 6.

The attached image of Julian Edgren was provided by the Mercer County Prosecutor’s Office