A litigant frustrated by her perceived lack of justice pleaded guilty on Friday to making hoax bomb threats to the federal courthouse in Camden and the Hughes Justice Complex in Trenton last year.
Amdije Toska, 40, of Paterson, entered the plea before Senior U.S. District Judge Robert B. Kugler in Camden federal court, where she was charged with one count of making hoax bomb threats—including one that evacuated the Hughes Justice Complex—by telephone in January 2018, according to federal prosecutors.
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