Trevor Wilder (Source: CCDC)-
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CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) -
Police have arrested a man wanted for distributing crack cocaine near Harmon Field, a downtown park.
Spokesman Charles Francis with the Charleston Police Department said 26-year-old Trevor Lamar Wilder was wanted for two drug deals which took place in the area of Line Street and President Street in December 2011.
He is charged with two counts of possession of cocaine base and two counts of distribution of cocaine base.
Wilder was already on probation after police charged him with another drug deal near Flood and President streets, Francis said.
The investigation is ongoing.
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