as bruised and battered, she declined medical attention when police arrived at the scene.

 I just wanted to get home because my mom was worried, everybody was worried,  she said.

She said she woke up with several purple marks to her face and hands Monday.

 Everything is hurting, I'm sore everywhere,  she said.

Despite her pain and an offer from her boss to take the day off, Marroquin was back at work Monday.

 I'm still going to bike,  Marroquin said.  I feel like I'm not safe on the train either. That's one of the reasons I stopped taking the train. 

The born-and-raised New Yorker said she has been biking for a year to avoid what she deems as an unsafe train ride from Manhattan to the Bronx.

 This was always a safe place,  she said, adding that she thinks the city needs to take a tougher approach towards criminals.

 I feel like they deserve consequences, not just,  Oh yeah, one ticket and that's it.' Then they're gonna keep doing it again.