A Pittsburgh man was sentenced to a total of 21 months to four-and-a-half years in jail for two separate drug cases in Butler County.

Shakor D. Wilder, 23, pleaded guilty to possession with intent to deliver in both cases on March 5. Wilder had been in Butler County Prison since his arrest in August and received credit for time already served.

In one of the cases, police arrested Wilder in August during a raid by Butler County Drug Task Force officers.

During the raid, police found suspected crack cocaine, several hundred dollars, more than a half dozen cell phones and other suspected drug contraband, authorities said.

Along with Wilder, they arrested Corey A. Dooley, 37, and his girlfriend, Teri L. Mulneix, 39. Wilder was originally charged with two counts of possession with intent to deliver.

In the other case, Wilder was a passenger in a vehicle that police stopped on March 24, 2018. Police stopped the vehicle while they were surveilling a possible drug house in the 300 block of Third Street. Seized during the search were five large bags and one small bag of suspected crack, documents said. In all, the apparent crack weighed 47 grams.

Also allegedly found in the Jeep were three small containers with suspected marijuana residue. The driver, Marcus Troupe, also faces criminal charges related to the drugs. Wilder was originally charged with three drug-charges.