referred to the Delaware State Police.

"The case has now become part of their larger, ongoing investigation," Spokesman Carl Kanefsky said.

Wiretapping

Dollard, 41, was arrested in June 2012 as part of a large-scale drug investigation conducted by Delaware State Police.

His first run-ins with the law were in the late 1990s, with motor vehicle infractions and a marijuana possession charge.

His most serious offense came in 2002 when he was charged with first-degree rape and eventually was found guilty of unlawful sexual contact and assault.

In 2012, police wiretapped the phone of a suspected drug dealer they believed was part of a larger organization supplying cocaine in Dover, court documents say.

While intercepting the dealer's calls and following his movements, they happened upon Dollard, who was selling to the lower-level dealer from his Smyrnahome, according to court documents.

Police obtained a warrant to wiretap Dollard's phone and a warrant to search his Honda Accord.

They did so on June 13, 2012, intercepting Dollard on a drive back from New York City. The search turned up two kilograms of what police suspected was cocaine.

Dollard was charged with nearly a dozen offenses associated with drug dealing, possession and racketeering.

The two bricks were sent to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner and a legal chain of custody report shows the cocaine was handled and tested by four employees – Woodson, Areatha Bailey, Irshad Bajwa and Laura Nichols.

Bajwa, who is still employed by the state as a chemist, testified at Dollard's trial that the bricks were tested and were confirmed to be cocaine.

Dollard was convicted in