FREED. NO BAIL. 🚨 Eric McCoy, 70, is charged with slashing a 68-year-old woman's face at the Sheepshead Bay subway station in Brooklyn Saturday morning. ▪️ Police and the complaint say he held a knife to her cheek and asked, "Do you want more?" ▪️ Then he allegedly cut her face during an argument at an emergency-exit door. ▪️ He's charged with felony assault with a weapon, which carries up to 7 years and is bail-eligible. ▪️ The judge released him anyway, with nothing but an order of protection, until January. 🔴 NYC subway felony assaults are up 12% this year, per NYPD data. A woman's face was cut open and he slept in his own bed that night.

She was curled up on the floor, holding her stomach. Protecting her baby. "My baby, my baby." A soldier shot beside her told the court that's what she cried. Another soldier, on the other side of a door, heard "Please don't, please don't. My baby, my baby." She was shot once in the back. Pfc. Francheska Velez was 21. She had just come home from Iraq, about 3 months pregnant, her family said. Her dad said she had "the spirit of a child." This is what Nidal Hasan did at Fort Hood on Nov. 5, 2009. He planned it for months. He asked a gun store for "the most technologically advanced handgun on the market." He added two laser sights and 30-round magazines. He practiced headshots at 100 yards. He asked the range instructor how to reload faster. That morning he gave a neighbor his Koran and his furniture. He told another neighbor, "I'm going to do good work for God." At prayer he said goodbye. He was "going home." At about 1:34 p.m. he walked into a room full of unarmed soldiers getting ready to deploy. He sent the civilian clerk away. He yelled "Allahu Akbar" and opened fire. He covered both exits. He shot soldiers in the back as they ran. He shot people hiding under tables. Pathologists testified at least 5 were shot while lying on the ground. Spc. Frederick Greene charged him. He was shot 12 times. Michael Cahill, 62, charged him with a chair. He was shot 6 times. Pfc. Kham Xiong, father of 3, was shot twice in the head. A civilian outside asked what was happening. Hasan told him it was a training exercise. He fired more than 200 rounds. He still had 177 left when a police officer finally dropped him. 13 killed. More than 30 wounded. He wasn't hiding who he was. He emailed terrorist cleric Anwar al-Awlaki 18 times. He asked if soldiers who killed fellow soldiers would be martyrs. His slideshow at Walter Reed said "We love death more then you love life." His business cards said "SoA," Soldier of Allah. The Army knew. 2 officers called him a "ticking time bomb." He ranked in the bottom 25 percent. He got glowing evaluations and a promotion anyway. The FBI read his emails. Its review took 4 hours. Nobody interviewed him. Then the Obama Pentagon called it "workplace violence." The families waited more than 5 years for Purple Hearts. At trial he said, "The evidence will clearly show I am the shooter." He said he "switched sides." In prison he asked ISIS to make him a citizen. He was sentenced to death in 2013. Nearly 17 years after the massacre, he is still alive. His firing squad is set for Dec. 3 at Fort Hood. Do it. Fire away. Do it where he did this. And yes, let America watch. Not for him. For them: Michael Cahill. Maj. Eduardo Caraveo. Staff Sgt. Justin DeCrow. Capt. John Gaffaney. Spc. Frederick Greene. Spc. Jason Hunt. Staff Sgt. Amy Krueger. Pfc. Aaron Nemelka. Pfc. Michael Pearson. Capt. Russell Seager. Pfc. Francheska Velez. Lt. Col. Juanita Warman. Pfc. Kham Xiong.

Why doesn't anyone care about this? This man was deprived of food and water while he was in jail. The jailers saw him every single day. He lost almost 100lbs in less than 6 months. He was forced to scoop water from the toilet to drink. He went nearly a month without a shower because there was no water. According to his family, the cause of death was profound dehydration. He wrote to his father, begging for help. He told his Dad he was starving, that he was being beaten. He wrote, "there's no help for a white man." He wrote to the judge, but the judge never received the letter. A man was treated worse than animal. For months. He was found dead, on the feces-covered floor of a cell. 6 black jail employees were fired. Not arrested. The death was ruled a homicide. These people saw him, heard him, and probably smelled him. EVERY. SINGLE. DAY. Now imagine if 6 white jailers had done that to a black man. Or if ICE did it to an illegal. Cities would still be burning. His name was Gary "Bubba" Blair. His life mattered. His death was a crime.