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In Mamdani’s world psycho killers are forever wronged — and victims should remain silent and check their privilege

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It was a crime that shocked the soul.

Jose Miranda stopped by a laundromat in The Bronx to wash his clothes one hot August day two years ago, and was hacked to death, randomly, by a maniac with a meat cleaver.

He left ­behind two boys.

But Miranda and his orphaned children aren’t the kind of people Mayor Zohran Mamdani has in mind when he waxes poetic about “New Yorkers.”

Their father’s murderer, however, very much is: When Clarence Woodward, a career criminal with 27 prior arrests, died in custody this week — the circumstances of his death are still unclear — the mayor took to ­social media to mourn the loss of our great homicidal neighbor.

NYC’s contentious takeover of ailing Maimonides Hospital approved by state despite stiff opposition

Mamdani cries at a murderer’s death — will he ever care about crime victims?

DSA boss Gustavo Gordillo’s pricey NYC home hit with fine for $1.4M renovations without permits

“I am deeply saddened by the death of a New Yorker in City........

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