Wrong-way bicycle rider Alec Baldwin threw another sucker punch at New York City on Twitter before getting a slap on the wrist from a judge.  The tantrum-tossing “30 Rock” star received a conditional pardon Thursday from a jovial Manhattan judge who bantered with Baldwin before challenging the actor to behave for six months.  “Can you stay out of trouble, Alexander?” Judge John DeLury asked Baldwin, using his real name.  “Sure, sure,” replied Baldwin, a sheepish grin spreading across his face. He was busted May 13 for riding his bike the wrong way up Fifth Ave.  “Be a good boy from now on,” DeLury advised in his parting shot. “Have a good day.”  If the notoriously combative Baldwin can avoid trouble through Jan. 24, the charge against him will be dropped.  But before Good Alec appeared in court, Bad Alec returned to Twitter and took a swing at his adopted hometown.  “NY City is a mismanaged carnival of stupidity that is desperate for revenue and anxious to criminalize behavior once thought benign,” wrote Alec — repeating his angry tweet from the day of his arrest.  It was the latest anti-city screed from Baldwin, who wrote a New York magazine piece in February declaring, “I just can’t live in New York anymore.”  Baldwin was busted for riding his bicycle against traffic on Fifth Ave. near 16th St. Witnesses described him as belligerent and foulmouthed on the street and condescending inside the 13th Precinct stationhouse.  “How old are these officers?” Baldwin sneered. “They don’t even know who I am.”  Baldwin, 56, arrived for his hearing in a navy blazer, gray pants and a black polo shirt, with his gray hair gelled and upright in the front.  Between his back-and-forth with DeLury, Baldwin offered three times to resolve the case by simply paying a fine.  “You were in ‘The Search for Red October?’ ” DeLury asked.  “No, ‘Hunt for Red October,’ ” Baldwin responded.  “That’s a good movie,” DeLury said as he looked at the charges. “Looks like you have a short fuse.”  NY City is a mismanaged carnival of stupidity that is desperate for revenue and anxious to criminalize behavior once thought benign.  When Baldwin broached the subject of a fine, the judge — who was admitted to the bar in 1958, the year Baldwin was born — proposed an alternative.  “I’m asking for an apology,” DeLury said.  “I’d rather pay a fine,” Baldwin answered.  Neither happened, but DeLury delivered his genial justice and sent Baldwin on his way. The actor jaywalked to a waiting car and drove off.  ON A MOBILE DEVICE? CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE VIDEO.
Bad boy bicyclist Alec Baldwin could get a walk. The hot-headed “30 Rock” star went home Thursday with a chance to clear his record.