Spartanburg police are asking the public for help tracking down a man wanted on a domestic violence warrant. Officers say Trevor White currently has an active arrest warrant for third-degree domestic violence, and the department is urging anyone with information to come forward.
The Spartanburg Police Department is requesting community help finding the wanted man, according to FOX Carolina. Anyone with information is asked to contact 911 or the department's non-emergency line at 864-596-2222.
What a Third-Degree Domestic Violence Charge Means
Third-degree domestic violence is classified under South Carolina offense statute 16-25-0020(D) and is listed as a misdemeanor with offense class U, according to the South Carolina Judicial Branch. That classification, cataloged under CDR code 3813, is the state's formal designation for the charge White is wanted on.
How This Fits Into Spartanburg's Broader Crime Picture
The search comes against the backdrop of the city's 2025 crime report, which found that domestic violence remains a significant driver of violent crime in Spartanburg even as overall numbers trend downward. The city reported 367 violent-crime incidents in 2025, which was 2% below the 10-year average, the same report notes. Property crime fell further still, with 1,781 reported incidents marking roughly a 25% drop from the decade-long average.
Within that violent-crime total, aggravated assaults made up about 76% of cases, and 21% of those involved domestic violence or child abuse or neglect, per the report. The same data also found that 89 firearms were stolen from vehicles in Spartanburg during 2025, with 56 of those thefts showing no signs of forced entry.
No further details about the circumstances behind White's warrant, including the underlying allegations or his current whereabouts, have been released. Spartanburg police continue to ask residents with any information to call 911 or the department's non-emergency line.
