ANDERSON, S.C. -- A man wanted in connection with a deadly hit-and-run crash last November has been arrested, officials at the Anderson County Jail confirmed Friday.

Antonio Glover was brought in to the jail at about 6:30 p.m. on Friday.

Glover was one of four people police said were involved in the Nov. 6 crash that left motorcyclist Travis McCoy dead.

Investigators said McCoy was riding his motorcycle on Broadway Lake Road when a car crossed the center line and hit him head-on. Witnesses said they saw at least three men jump out of the car and run away.

Troopers said Raymond Groves, Russell Groves and Roydrigues Martin turned themselves in to authorities in November. They said all three men were passengers in the car that hit and killed McCoy. They told police that Glover was the driver.

On Dec. 5, Crime Stoppers announced a reward of $500 for information leading to Glover’s arrest. The amount was later increased to $1,000.

Anderson County Jail officials confirmed that Glover has been charged with hit-and-run with death, reckless homicide and accessory after the fact. He also had two bench warrants that were not related to the fatal accident.

Officials said Glover’s bond has been set at $250,000.