Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has defended the decision to release a group of migrants who allegedly attacked police officers in Times Square, as a Supreme Court justice slams him for prosecuting COVID vaccine card dodgers. 

Seven suspects were arrested and charged with Robbery and Felony Assault following a vicious attack on NYPD officers in Times Square last Saturday. 

Four of those believed to have been involved were released without bail are now feared to have fled by bus to California using a church-affiliated migrant charity.

When confronted by reporters about his decision on Friday, Bragg refused to engage and walked away without answering questions.