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NEW YORK(CBSNewYork) An attack on a man inside his Brooklyn apartment building is being investigated as a possible hate crime.

Mitch Pope has five staples in his head after a being attacked by someone with a hammer. He told CBS 2s Emily Smith that a man followed him home and beat him while yelling gay slurs.

And then he was on top of me, hitting me with the hammer, and I was afraid for my life, so I started screaming and fighting back, Pope said.

It happened around 11 a.m. on Monday, in the lobby of Popes Crown Heights apartment building. Pope had just made his usual coffee stop, and planned to go back up to his apartment when he noticed someone following him.

Heavier guy , black with a scruffy beard, he had a skully on, and a brown hoodie, Pope said.

The building has a locked door with a buzzer system, but police said that the suspect followed the man right into the building and attacked him in the lobby.

At first Pope thought the attacker might have been a construction worker on the property for a recent project. The next thing he knew, he was being attacked and pushed down a set of stairs.

As WCBS 880s Alex Silverman reported, he had to get five staples in his head after the attack.

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Council voted 4-1 for the tax abatement and deteriorated area designation after a brief public hearing. Councilman Sonya Sanders voted against the designation. Council members Marlon Millner and Linda Christian were absent for the vote.

The Local Economic Revitalization Tax Assistance Act (LERTA) zone designation will allow Westrum Development Company (WDC) of Fort Washington not to pay real estate taxes on a diminishing yearly schedule. The tax exemption contains a 100 percent tax abatement in the first year and a 10 percent abatement in the 10th year with 10 percent changes each year.

If the Luxor at Sandy Street project were developed without the LERTA public subsidy, annual tax revenue would be $280,000 for the Norristown Area School District, $110,000 for the Norristown municipality and $28,000 for Montgomery County. If the 10-year, LERTA tax abatement for 900 Sandy St. is adopted by all three taxing authorities, full tax revenue would be postponed to the 11th year.

The resolution adopted by council said the property abuts a property (770 Sandy St.) that contains an unsafe building built with a defective design, is vacant, and has been condemned as unsafe for human habitation by the municipality of Norristown and thus is considered a deteriorated area pursuant to Section 4725(a) of LERTA.

However, the building at 770 Sandy St. was vacant after Norristown condemned it in May 2010 under a court order. Nine condo owners and 15 renters were forced to vacate. The municipality repaired it for more than $3.4 million at taxpayer expense. Four condo owners resided in the repaired building after the first condemnation was lifted on Aug. 17, 2012, and until it was condemned for a second time in August, said Ryan Schofield, a 770 Sandy St. condominium owner who lived there before the first condemnation.

The 26-unit condo building at 770 Sandy St. has been vacant since the August condemnation, Schofield said.

In February, Norristown officials announced they would no longer pay the $40,000 annual cost for maintenance, electricity and repairs at the building after winning that right in Montgomery County Common Pleas Court.

John Westrum, chairman of WDC, said the mix of 113 one-bedroom units, eight studio apartments and 36 two-bedroom apartments at 900 Sandy St. would discourage rentals from families who children that would attend the Norristown Area School District.

The Lofts at Valley Forge in West Norriton has 388 units and six school-age children attending the district, Westrum said at an earlier council workshop meeting. Continued...

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A former NJ Transit supervisor was sentenced on Tuesday to a year of probation, including six months home confinement, in connection with accepting an $8,000 bribe and power-washing services in exchange for helping a vendor get work with the agency.

Donna Schiereck, 56, of Jackson, will have to wear an electronic monitor during the six months of home confinement, according to federal prosecutors.

In May, she pleaded guilty to agreeing to accept an $8,000 bribe in return for her assistance maintaining snow removal work for a Lakewood vendor. She also sought and received free power washing services from the company, prosecutors said.

Another NJ Transit supervisor, William Talerico, 55, of Beachwood, pleaded guilty recently to extortion charge for accepting thousands of dollars in cash from five NJ Transit vendors, including a landscaper from Bergen County who was not named in the court documents. In return for receiving more than $70,000, he helped those vendors secure work with the agency.

Talericos sentencing is scheduled for Jan. 6.

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