New York Post Bureau Chief Tina Moore was violently assaulted by a stranger on Tuesday.

Moore was punched in the ribs by a parolee with a long rap sheet and her case is going nowhere.

“I was headed to my desk at One Police Plaza downtown on Tuesday when I was punched in the ribs out of the blue by a stranger with a criminal record,” Tina wrote.

She continued, “Even though I did everything I could to help cops catch my attacker — shouting for help, taking pictures as he fled, flagging down an officer, reporting the crime, and helping police identify the suspect — my case is going nowhere, one of so many lost in the system’s inability to act on common sense.”

Moore was able to get a picture of the assailant.

photo of the assailant courtesy of Tina Moore

Tina Moore said she had just exited the subway at Chambers Street and was maneuvering her way through tourists when she “suddenly felt a sharp pain and saw a fist pressed into my ribs on the left side.”

She quickly looked down to see if there was blood on her midsection because she had written countless stories about people who had been stabbed.

Gasping and in pain, Moore said she yelled for help.

A nearby bike shop owner shouted at Moore’s attacker.

“What are you doing? You homeless f–k!” the bike shop owner shouted at the assailant. “You just hit a lady!”

Moore said the bike shop owner recognized her attacker and said he had seen him hanging around.

Tina Moore said she snapped a photo of her attacker and was sure with her photo and nearby surveillance video, the police would be able to make an arrest.

Authorites were able to identify the attacker using facial recognition technology, however, since Moore was unable to positively identify the man by looking at digital photographs, police did not make an arrest.

“My inability to positively identify my attacker on paper has stopped the case in its tracks.” Moore wrote.

Detectives just don’t want to deal with Soros-backed Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg so the case it as a standstill.

The dangerous assailant with a long rap sheet is still on the loose because of Alvin Bragg’s policies.

“This, even though they knew who my attacker was and know his record, which includes 12 prior arrests for more serious felony assaults, sources said.” Tina Moore wrote for the New York Post.

She continued, “He’s even on parole until 2025 for criminal possession of a weapon, and is a known emotionally disturbed person, who regularly asks people for cigarettes and money in the area, the sources said.”

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is basically a thug in a suit.

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Crypto bro Sam Bankman-Fried, second largest donor to the Democrat party after George Soros, shot to finance stardom as founder and CEO of FTX crypto trading platform.

But he came crashing down as the scandal broke about him swindling billions of his clients’ money to cover holes in his hedge fund Alameda Research – among an astonishing array of irregularities and fraudulent practices.

SBF’s indictment alleges that ‘he was the mastermind and leader of a multi-year criminal scheme that involved defrauding investors, lenders, and retail customers of billions of dollars, and spending fraud proceeds to corruptly influence United States politics’.

He was arrested in the Bahamas, and after extradition to the US, he had been released to await trial under home confinement in his parents’ house.

But ever since the start or the pretrial hearings, arose the issue of SBF engaging in behavior characterized by prosecutors – and eventually the court – as witness tampering.

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DEVELOPING: Crypto Scammer Sam Bankman-Fried Jailed Over Witness Tampering

The consequences for his repeatedly testing the limits of his bail conditions finally arrived when Judge Kaplan ordered he be remanded to jail to await trial.

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DEVELOPING: Crypto Scammer Sam Bankman-Fried Jailed Over Witness Tampering

As details emerge of the decision by the court, the question became how the disgraced financier will fare in the harsh conditions of the Brooklyn MDC prison.

The Daily Beast reported:

“The former billionaire had repeatedly angered both prosecutors and the court while out on bail following his arrest in December. Most recently, he leaked documents to The New York Times about his former lover Caroline Ellison, who once ran Bankman-Fried’s hedge fund and is likely to be a witness in his trial.

Prosecutors framed the leaks as a possible attempt at witness tampering, both by intimidating Ellison and influencing public perception of her in the media. An assistant U.S. attorney argued in court last month that there was ‘no set of conditions short of detention to ensure the safety of the community’.

Judge Lewis Kaplan agreed with that assessment. ‘The defense says he’s gotten bad press and has a right to try to repair his reputation. Fair enough’, Kaplan said on Friday, according to media outlet Inner City Press. ‘But I find that there is a practical possibility it was intended to have [witnesses] back off’.”

SBF had already gotten in hot water with the court when he contacted FTX’s former general counsel – and potential witness in his case – and said he wanted to ‘reconnect’ and seek a mutually ‘constructive relationship’.

Bankman-Fried’s attorneys will appeal the decision.

Meanwhile, it’s reported he will await trial in Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center, a prison facility that houses over 1,600 inmates. where high profile individuals like R. Kelly, Ghislaine Maxwell and Martin Shkreli have been imprisoned.

Daily Mail reported:

“Former warden at the Jail Cameron Lindsay previously told the New York Times: ‘The M.D.C. was one of the most troubled, if not the most troubled facility in the Bureau of Prisons.’

Ghislaine Maxwell had been held at the facility in 2021 and while behind bars her lawyers complained she was underfed, losing her hair, given meals with plastic melted into the food, having to drink contaminated water and could smell overflowing toilets.”

There is no fresh, clean air, no sunlight, no outdoor time. Former owner of Vyera Pharmaceuticals, Martin Shkreli was also held at MDC while he awaited trial for lying to investors and embezzling money.

“His lawyer said at the time: ‘It’s not a rehabilitative facility. There’s no schooling there, there’s no classes there. The worst part is there’s no real outdoors space. It’s just a place to warehouse human beings’.”

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