Man convicted of stalking in Bucks County gets up to 23 months in prison

BENSALEM, Pa. (WPVI) — A man convicted of burglary, trespassing, harassment and stalking in Bensalem, Bucks County, has been sentenced.

Matthew Bustin of King of Prussia, Pa., was accused of terrorizing the victim, whom he had met online.

After she cut off contact, Bustin kept showing up at her home unannounced.

Police found a tracking device on her car and say he cut off her power and internet.

The victim even found a note under her pillow. She ended up moving out days later.

Law enforcement says Bustin searched online for the victim before he ever contacted her on a dating site.

He was ordered to spend nine to 23 months in prison.