Madison firefighter Trevor Wiggins, 47, is facing four felony drug trafficking charges for allegedly selling cocaine from the fire station employing him, the Wisconsin State Journal reports.
Wiggins was charged April 12 with the following:
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Maintaining a drug trafficking place;
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Possession of cocaine with intent to deliver;
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Manufacturing and delivering cocaine as a party to a crime; and
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Possessing narcotics.
Wiggins’ potential drug trafficking involvement was reported by an anonymous source as early as 2021, but the claims could not be verified at that time.
Filed April 12, the official criminal complaint included four controlled drug purchases between Wiggins and investigators that occurred from February–April; these deals were completed by cooperating witnesses using Dane County Narcotics Task Force money. Investigators bought nearly four grams of mixed cocaine and fentanyl.
A search warrant of Wiggins’ house and car was carried out April 11, and multiple guns, fentanyl pills, white cocaine and fentanyl powder, steroids, drug paraphernalia, and other items of interest were recovered.
Wiggins is on administrative leave with the investigation underway and is due in Dane County Circuit Court for a May 6 status conference. MFD is conducting an internal investigation as well.
