‘Mayor, do your job!’

Vic’s kin: Stop crime

The family of the Goldman Sachs employee who was gunned down in a random subway attack Sunday morning has a message for Mayor Adams — “Do your job!”

Griselda Vile decried the gun violence that cut short the life of her 48-year-old brother, Daniel Enriquez, while he was riding a Q train on his way to brunch.

“No one, no one, no one should have this happen to their family,” Vile told The Post Sunday evening.

“And the worst part is, even if they catch this person, he’s going to be out again,” she added, touching on the state’s bail reform laws that have let so many criminals back out on the street.

She said, “I wish you guys would go back to Mayor Adams and tell him the city is not safe. My brother just became a statistic on the way to the city. He was shot at close range.”

Her husband, Glenn Vile, had a more sobering message for Adams, who inherited a crime-ridden city and has vowed to crack down on gun violence.

“Do your job!” he said. “Get crime off the streets.”

Griselda said her brother sent his last text to the family about one hour before the slaying, adding that her family is devastated over the senseless murder.

“We just spoke to him this morning. We’re in a group text. Our parents are in their 70s, under the weather, and we all text and call mom and dad, and we all text in the family thread,” she said. “We may be a whole country apart but we’re a very close family.”

During the pandemic, Griselda said her brother taught himself how to speak two languages in addition to learning to play the guitar and piano.

She said her brother worked for Goldman Sachs and a LinkedIn profile describes him as a research assistant at the company for the past nine years.

“There was no interaction with the murderer at all,” she told The Post. “How can an incredibly loving man be taken away for no reason?”

She then said she was “going to go downstairs and cry in my sister’s arms.”

“I hope New York listens. And the mayor listens,” Griselda said.