An arrest warrant has been issued for Drew Barrymore’s alleged stalker after he failed to show up for an ankle monitor fitting

An arrest warrant has been issued for the man accused of stalking actor and talk show host Drew Barrymore after he failed to show up to try on his GPS ankle monitor, New York authorities told NBC News.

The Southampton Town Clerk’s Office said on Wednesday that an arrest warrant had been issued for Chad Michael Busto for failing to show up for the fitting on Tuesday.

His current whereabouts are unknown, according to the clerk’s office. Southampton Metropolitan Police did not comment. Barrymore officials did not respond to a request for comment.

Busto, 43, was arrested Aug. 24 after officers responded to an 911 call about a suspect “biking into private driveways” in the town of Sagaponack, telling people “he was looking for Drew Barrymore’s residence.” “. This was announced by the Southampton police.

Busto was charged with fourth-degree stalking, a Class B misdemeanor. Busto was charged on August 25 and released.

He told a pool of reporters Outside the police station, she said, “Until my indictment, Drew hadn’t told me she wanted me to stay away from her.”

His arrest comes after Busto was confirmed to be the same man who interrupted Barrymore’s August 21 performance at Y 92nd Street.

In a clip of the incident A man circulated on social media calling out Barrymore’s name, which visibly startled her, and identified himself as Busto.

“I’m Chad Michael Busto,” the man said as he approached the stage at 92nd Street Y, a cultural center on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. “You know who I am.”

He was led away while Barrymore and her co-host on the panel, actor/singer Reneé Rapp, ran off the stage.

His court date is currently set for September 12.