A Camden man accused of accosting U.S. Rep. Robert E. Andrews in January at the congressman's Haddon Heights home was indicted Tuesday on a federal charge of threatening a U.S. representative.
According to the complaint, Anthony M. Bussie rang Andrews' doorbell close to 8 p.m. Jan. 11 and told the congressman he had failed to help him obtain money he said was owed to him by former President George W. Bush for work as a "war contractor."
Andrews, a Democrat representing New Jersey's First District, said he would look into the matter in the morning and asked Bussie to write down his name. As he was writing, Bussie became increasingly agitated, directing profanity at Andrews and threatening, "I'm going to come to your office tomorrow and [harm] you," according to the complaint.
