A hearing is scheduled to take place in federal court in Concord on Thursday afternoon for a former school bus driver accused of stalking a boy on his route.Michael Chick, 39, of Eliot, Maine, is facing interstate stalking charges.He is accused of stalking an 8-year-old boy who used to ride on his bus route in Greenland.Investigators said Chick started grooming the boy last year by giving him gifts and candy.According to court documents, the boy's parents complained to the school district after Chick asked if he could come to their son's Little League game.Last month, the parents discovered cell phones in their son's bedroom that he admitted Chick gave him.Chick allegedly pressured the boy to take photos of himself, saying a gang would kill his family if he didn't.Chick is facing federal charges since the alleged crimes happened in two states.Investigators are now trying to determine if he might have been involved in other incidents.Previous coverage:Greenland parents express concerns at board meeting after former NH bus driver charged with stalking Bus driver accused of stalking, threatening 8-year-old New Hampshire boy Former New Hampshire bus driver from Maine faces stalking charges