The Guardian Angels’ Perv Busters crew doesn’t just round up subway sickos, the fierce all-female vigilante crew follows up in court, too.
Five of the Busters in their signature red jackets and berets showed up for a hearing Wednesday at Brooklyn Supreme Court for Reggie Frank, who was busted last week for allegedly masturbating in front of a woman on an R train.
“We want him to know that we’re watching him. You need to make these people feel nervous,” said Nancy Regula, 34.
The Angels also want a sex-offender registry that tracks details of subway sex crimes, including specific times and places and a perp’s history of offenses.
Frank, 47, a no-show Wednesday, has 26 prior arrests, including 11 for public lewdness and was on probation for one of those cases.
His lawyer, William Fowlkes, rejected the Angels’ suggestion that serial subway pervs should be jailed.
“They can take that position politically,” he said. “I don’t think that’s a rational position.”