A Queens Supreme Court justice who said he was violently assaulted by a New York City police officer said yesterday the attack may well warrant criminal charges—and, in any case, the officer does not belong on the street.

“Frankly, I think this particular person would be dangerous to keep as an officer,” said Justice Thomas Raffaele (See Profile), 69, who said he was attacked and hit in the throat by an officer early Friday morning. “He should not have a gun and should not be in a position to hurt people.”