The investigation into the death of Mac Miller triggers the third arrest of an alleged reseller

The investigation on who gave Mac Miller a lethal dose of pills resulted in the arrest of a third person.

The forces of the order say to TMZ, Stephen "Stevie" Walter was arrested Monday in Los Angeles. According to the docs, Walter was contacted by Cameron James Pettit on the night of September 4, 2018 – Mac died Sept. 7 – asking for "10 blues" … from Percocet's pills.

The cops say that Mac wrote to Pettit the following …

Mac – "percs?"

Pettit – "I've got 2s dilaudid but that's about it all. I could have blues and yellows"

Mac – "The blues as far as the perks?"

Pettit – "Yeah 30s"

Mac – "These are my sh * tttts man"

According to the cops, Pettit then contacted Walter to get the ten blues. Walter sent a runner to Pettit with the pills – and Pettit delivered them to Mac around 2:30 am on September 5th – the rapper was found dead on September 7th.

The runner would have been Ryan Reavis was stopped earlier this week in Lake Havasu as part of The death of Mac.

During their investigation of Mac's death scene, the police found a magazine in his room covered with blue powder and indentations near a piece of rolled paper and a gift card. Police say the scene indicated that Mac had crushed or snorted one or more pills … only 6 of the 10 pills were recovered.

Pettit clearly knew that he had problems. According to the police, he sent a text message to a friend after the announcement of Mac's death: "I'm pretty sad and also a little worried." He then sent a link to a history of TMZ sure Half LovatoThe alleged reseller was arrested and said: "That's what I'm afraid of … I feel really guilty … If I have to go to jail, I hope to spend some time with you first. "

However, Pettit clearly did not learn his lesson because the cops say that less than a month later, he bought over "blues" from Walter.

Walter was arrested by the US Attorney's Office under the charge of conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance in connection with Mac's death. This is not his first drug charge, he is currently on probation after a 10-year federal prison sentence for drug trafficking.

As for Pettit, he was charged with distributing a controlled substance earlier this month in connection with Mac's death.