Exclusive | Vic allegedly assaulted by NYC maniac accused of later trying to kidnap 4-year-old slams revolving-door justice: What are they waiting for?

A 62-year-old woman pummeled on an MTA bus raged to The Post on Monday her accused attacker should not have been on the streets — where she was free to allegedly snatch a tot from his grandma last week.Thomasina Guzman, who was allegedly randomly slugged by hate-spewing maniac Chrissy Payne on Aug.19, railed against the soft-on-crime justice system that repeatedly let the maniac go free — and warned it’s just a matter of time before the repeat offender strikes again.“What are they waiting for? For her to have a weapon the next time and kill someone?” said Guzman, who still takes shots for shoulder pain from her bus beat-down, of Payne.“This is unjust,” the victim said.

“There aren’t any consequences for criminals.“I was worried because I am aware of what’s going on with the court system in the city,” Guzman said.“They arrest criminals, just to put them back out on the street without bail or consequence.

I want to live a normal life, but the truth is, I am really scared to take the bus.“There isn’t any safety left.”Guzman was on a city bus at Utica and Farragut avenues in Brooklyn when she was randomly assaulted, with her attacker yelling, “I don’t want to sit next to no white B-word,” according to Brooklyn prosecutors at Payne’s arraignment Sunday.Payne had three other open misdemeanor assault cases against her at the time, including one also ruled a hate crime, but was still roaming around free because she was repeatedly cut loose thanks to the state’s lax criminal justice system, which wouldn’t let judges hold her.About a month after the attack on Guzman, Payne allegedly sprang on a 4-year-old boy and his 66-year-old grandmother on a bench outside a Crown Heights McDonald’s on Sept.

14 — telling the youngster, “Come with Mama,” prosecutors said.Only the tot’s nearby off-duty-cop mom’s quick thinking saved the child, who was pulled away from the nut.Payne was picked up days later on felony attempted-kidnapp...