A fifth student at Wesleyan University has been arrested in connection with a 'bad batch ' of party drug Molly that resulted in the hospitalization of 12 people , including two in a critical condition . Abhimanyu Janamanchi , 21 , was among those treated at Hartford Hospital , 20 miles north of the college 's campus in Middletown , Connecticut , on February 22 after taking the popular stimulant . He surrendered to police Friday morning on a warrant for drug charges relating to the particular batch of Molly , which officials believe may have included a mix of various designer drug chemicals . Now , he has been charged with distribution of a hallucinogen , possession of a hallucinogen and possession of a controlled substance with intent to sell , among other counts . Fifth suspect : Abhimanyu Janamanchi ( pictured in his mug shot ) , 21 , has been arrested in connection with a 'bad batch ' of drug Molly that resulted in the hospitalization of 12 people , including two in a critical condition . Other suspects : Last month , four other students were charged in connection with the drug overdoses . They included Eric Lonergan ( left ) , 22 , of Rio de Janeiro , and Rama Agha Al Nakib ( right ) , 20 , a Syrian national . Also detained : The other two suspects are Zachary Kramer ( left ) , 21 , of Bethesda , Maryland , who was also released last month after posting a $ 5,000 bond , and Andrew Olson ( right ) , of Atascadero , California . He has also been suspended from Wesleyan . 'Given the nature of the charges , we immediately suspended this student pending a formal hearing , ' college spokesman Lauren Rubenstein said . 'Wesleyan takes very seriously allegations concerning the distribution of dangerous drugs . ' Janamanchi , from Rockville , Maryland , is the fifth student to be arrested over the on-campus drug overdoses , which affected ten students at the private liberal arts school , as well as two visitors . Some of the victims had attended a rave music show on the night of February 21 . The calls for medical attention began the next morning . Four students were transported to Hartford Hospital . One student was found unresponsive with no vital signs and was revived by paramedics who used six defibrillator shocks and numerous chest compressions , according to court affidavits . The student and another victim were described as being in a 'critical condition ' . Last week , the family of the only person who remained in the hospital said that 'against all odds ' , they would survive . College : All five defendants have been suspended from Wesleyan ( pictured ) , a private liberal arts school . Court appearance : The overdoses affected ten students at Wesleyan , as well as two visitors . Above , Lonergan is pictured during his arraignment for possession of controlled substances and other charges on February 25 . Arraignment : Nakib stands during her arraignment at Middletown , Connecticut , Superior Court after her arrest . Victims who were in a less serious condition were treated at Middlesex Hospital . Following the overdoses , Wesleyan 's president has urged students to 'turn in the drug dealers ' via letter . Last week , four other students were charged in connection with the drug overdoses . They included Eric Lonergan , 22 , of Rio de Janeiro , Brazil , and Rama Agha Al Nakib , 20 , a Syrian national . Both suspects were later released after posting $ 50,000 bonds . The other two suspects are Zachary Kramer , 21 , of Bethesda , Maryland , who posted a $ 5,000 bond , and Andrew Olson , of California . Like Janamanchis , all four students have been suspended . In court last Wednesday , Jennifer Zito , Kramer 's lawyer , asked the public to reserve judgment . Somber : Following the overdoses , Wesleyan 's president has urged students to 'turn in the drug dealers ' via letter . Above , Kramer is flanked by a court official and his attorney during his arraignment on February 25 . Dangerous : Molly ( file picture ) is a term used to describe a refined form of Ecstasy , a synthetic drug also known as MDMA , which can drive up body temperature and cause liver , kidney or cardiovascular failure . 'These are very , very bright students , who have bright futures ahead of them and we certainly do n't want to make any judgments at this time , ' she said . Molly is a term used to describe a refined form of Ecstasy , a synthetic drug also known as MDMA , which can drive up body temperature and cause liver , kidney or cardiovascular failure . But experts say it often is cut with other drugs that can make the health risks unpredictable . Ms Rubenstein said Wesleyan , which has 3,200 students , would 'continue to cooperate with state and local officials to do everything we can to make our community as safe as possible ' . Janamanchi 's attorney did not immediately respond to a request for comment .
On February 22 , ten Wesleyan University students and two visitors fell ill . They had all taken 'bad batch ' of party drug Molly , or MDMA , officials say . One victim found unresponsive with no vital signs and had to be revived . On Last week , fifth suspect in overdoses surrendered to Connecticut police . Abhimanyu Janamanchi has now been charged on various drug counts . Friday , four others - three male students , one female - also arrested .