These broads are wild for the night smh.

Officers beat guy bloody & fled: cops

BY ERIN DURKIN and ALISON GENDAR
DAILY NEWS WRITERS


Michele Anglin

Two off-duty female cops beat a man senseless, then fled and had to be tracked down and arrested like common criminals, authorities said Tuesday.

"I'm just happy to be alive right now," said Marlon Smith, who said he needed 25 staples in his head after the off-duty transit cops pistol-whipped him.

Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said that if the charges were true, "it is a horrendous case, a horrendous situation."

Michelle Anglin, 37, and Koleen Robinson, 24, got into a shouting match with Smith when he blocked Robinson's SUV with his open car door Friday evening at E. 218th St. and White Plains Road in the Bronx.

The screaming match turned into a brawl, with Anglin spraying Smith with Mace, Robinson beating the prone man with her baton and Anglin bashing him in the head with her gun as he tried to push them away, a witness told cops.

Marlon Smith

During the fight, one of the two off-duty cops stuck her gun in his face, Smith said, but there was so much blood in his eyes by then he couldn't tell which one.

"Do you know who you are f------ with? We are the police!" one of the women yelled, Smith said.

A witness not only tried to break up the fight, but took down the license plate of Robinson's fleeing black Suburban. Cops tracked the plate to Robinson's home.

The women were arrested before they showed up for work Saturday, sources said.

"After they kicked his ass, they got back into the car and left," a source said. "Then they went to work the next day like nothing ever happened and were called into the office by [the Internal Affairs Bureau]," a source said.

The two were arraigned Sunday on criminal charges of gang assault, assault and criminal possession of a weapon.

Both have been suspended and stripped of their guns and badges. They worked at the NYPD's Transit District 12 in the Bronx.

Anglin, who joined the NYPD in January 2005, was released on $25,000 bail. Robinson, who joined the force in January 2006, was released on $10,000 bail.

"She is a very well-mannered young lady. Very beautiful," said Robinson's father, Lascelles Robinson.

"She finished her exams and did well in college. I pray for her and bless her."