The writing is on the wall for residents of Sutton Place — even one of the most exclusive neighborhoods in the Big Apple isn’t immune to the crime surge.
Graffiti has come to the affluent enclave, including a park off Sutton Square and a brick patio overlooking the East River.
“Very disturbing trend!! It was definitely shocking to see,” retired cardiologist Bob Pickoff, 69, told The Post.
At Sutton Place Park North, the small brick patio that overlooks the East River was pockmarked with four etchings — three tagged with “Clef” in yellow spray paint.
“The graffiti is horrifying,” said Claire Hochheiser, 65, who visits the
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