Authorities busted a “24-hour open air bazaar” in Times Square where a crack-cocaine ring brazenly operated for nearly two years, officials said Tuesday. The eight-man group of suspects is believed to have netted more than $10,000 a week fueled by ’round-the-clock shifts at 43rd Street and Eighth Avenue, according to the NYPD and federal authorities, who unsealed an indictment against the crooks Tuesday. “This crew gave new meaning to the slogan for New York City as the ‘city that never sleeps,’ by allegedly operating a 24-hour drug distribution ring,” said Special Agent in Charge of Homeland Security Investigations Peter Fitzhugh in a statement. A senior law-enforcement official noted to The Post that the sales occurred in an area with a vulnerable population living in the shadows of the glitz of Broadway. “It’s important to note there are people particularly on 43rd Street and non-profits that are offering people [the] opportunity [for] recovering from addiction, striving for sobriety,” the source said. York City Police Dept. Police #timesquare #crack