A young man from Montclair has been accused of hacking email communications at a luxury condo complex in Bergen County, targeting residents who are Jewish or Black with biased, hateful and threatening messages. Fort Lee police and the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office responded last week to a mass email that had been sent overnight on Thursday, Aug. 14. The messages were received by 411 residents at the Atrium Palace condo complex in Fort Lee. Two email templates contained biased and threatening language, Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella said. Montclair man accused of hacking NJ luxury condo emails sending racist threats Montclair man accused of hacking NJ luxury condo emails sending racist threats(Google Maps, Canva, Townsquare Media Illustration) loading...Montclair man arrested for hacking NJ condo emails from his homeFort Lee Police and detectives from the bias crimes and cyber crimes units of the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office traced the online activity to an internet connection belonging to the 23-year-old Scarano.