NEW YORK (1010 WINS/WCBS 880) -- The man charged with stalking Drew Barrymore near her Long Island home last month was arrested again last week as he searched for "Harry Potter" actress Emma Watson in a dressing room at New York Fashion Week, authorities said.
Chad Michael Busto, 43, was arrested Friday and charged with two counts of disorderly conduct and two counts of trespassing in connection with an incident at the Ralph Lauren show at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
According to authorities, Busto burst into a dressing room and screamed at models and makeup artists that he was looking for Watson.
According to prosecutors, Busto screamed: “I want to marry Emma Watson. Let me speak to Emma Watson. Let me take a photo with Emma Watson.”
Busto did not have permission to be at the fashion show, became irate when he was asked to leave and refused to do so, police said. The outburst disrupted preparations for the event, part of the biannual New York Fashion Week, prosecutors said.
Busto pleaded not guilty and was released without bail. His next court date is Oct. 2. A message seeking comment was left with a lawyer listed for him on court records.
It wasn’t clear if Watson, known for starring roles in the “Harry Potter” and live action “Beauty and the Beast” films, attended the fashion show. A message seeking comment was left with her representatives.
Busto's latest arrest came just a couple of days after a warrant was reportedly issued for him out of Suffolk County last Tuesday after he allegedly failed to show up at an ankle monitor fitting in connection with the Barrymore case.
In that case, Busto was arrested by Southampton Police on Aug. 24 and charged with fourth-degree stalking, to which he pleaded not guilty.
He's accused of going to the Hamptons and searching for Barrymore near her $6 million house in Sagaponack.
Police said he rode a bicycle up private driveways and told residents he was looking for Barrymore, who was not home at the time. Concerned residents called 911 to report him as a suspicious person.
He was briefly detained that day but then released, only to be picked up the following day in East Hampton after detectives substantiated the stalking charge, police said.
The incident in the Hamptons came just days after he allegedly confronted Barrymore at a 92nd Street Y event on Manhattan's Upper East Side.
"You know who I am," a man who gave his name as Busto shouted from the front row of the theater in a caught-on-video encounter. "I need to see you at some point while I’m in New York."
"Oh my God! Yes. Hi!" a startled Barrymore said before she was rushed offstage by actress Reneé Rapp. Busto was escorted out of the venue by security.
After he was released without bail in the Barrymore case, Busto told reporters that he's "very against harm in general" and thought he and the star "had a history" after seeing her at multiple locations.
"I would tell Drew that I care about her a lot... I believe that we have a connection in our past. I believe that I met her at the Hard Rock Hotel after Lalapalooza in 2007," he said, adding he understands why his actions may have scared her. "I'm actually hoping that we can maybe repair our relationship if that needs it, but yeah for the duration of the case I'm going to have to have a stay away order."
He said he was hoping to get Barrymore’s support for his belief that he and all U.S. citizens are president.
Busto, a resident of Washington, D.C., reportedly has a lengthy arrest record, including for stalking, harassment and criminal trespass.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.