
BY: Julia Marsh
What a load of bull. Mayor de Blasio is continuing his effort to wrangle the iconic Charging Bull statue from it’s 30-year place of honor on Broadway to a spot near the stock exchange — and is now using safety concerns as an excuse.
A rep for the city recently told the sculpture’s creator, Arturo DiModica, that they want the bronze bovine moved for fear that the crowds it attracts make the area a “high-risk” location that can’t be properly protected, according to a copy of the email exchange obtained by The Post.
SOURCE: https://nypost.com
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