A planned protest outside Dominique Strauss-Kahn’s TriBeCa townhouse fizzled yesterday, with just 15 people showing up when their target wasn’t even home.
“We’re here to put the spotlight on you, and you’re not going to get away with it, because we’ll be here every week,” Sister Khadijah Shakur, of the New Black Panther Party, shouted at the ex-IMF chair’s $50,000-a-month town home on Franklin Street.
Other protesters held signs reading, “Who Let The Dog Out” and “We Want Justice.”
Earlier, some 100 protesters outside the offices of DA Cyrus Vance Jr. urged him to keep prosecuting Strauss-Kahn despite credibility questions about his accuser, a Sofitel hotel maid.