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[Doctor Who] Did The Doctor just leave the surviving Weeping Angel running around 2012 New York?

At the end of The Angels Take Manhattan, we see a survivor of Amy and Rory's paradoxical poisoning at Winter Quay present in the 2012 New York graveyard ready to take Rory and Amy back to live out their lives in the past. 

What happened to it afterwards? Sure it was dying, but two helpings of life sustaining human victims instantly topping it up? And such significant individuals at that, getting both Amy Pond and Rory Williams. Surely it can't be *that* close to death now. I would imagine that The Doctor and River would have been pissed at the Angel and might have even tried to kill it, but such an event wouldn't have been glossed over. 

If they just fled the scene and assumed it'd die of paradoxical poisoning, did they just stare at it and back up into the TARDIS? Why would they even opt for this plan when it could very well make it to another human in the graveyard, feed off of them and then continue replenishing its health with "fresh stock"? 

And they can't have done anything along the lines of removing it from existence, as that would have meant Amy and Rory never got sent back in the first place. Speaking of, why *didn't* The Doctor just drag the Angel in some kind of cage to a crack in the fabric of reality (or perhaps use some Timelord science) to remove it from existence? Amy and Rory would be brought back, and they wouldn't need to worry about not being able to go back and rescue them. I could go off on a tangent about other strategies to save them (vortex manipulator, getting River to put Amy and Rory in some futuristic cryo-sleep then rescuing them in the present, timetravelling back before New York gets all "temporal gridlock-y" or slightly afterwards and then rescuing them), but that's off-topic. 

Perhaps The Doctor captured it and is holding it in some secure area in the TARDIS? Bit risky having the Angel *inside* the TARDIS, but granted what else could he have done with an Angel loose in Manhattan?
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If the Doctor was willing and able to simply erase his enemies from existence willy nilly, he'd be doing it more often. This isn't the first time he's lost someone important.


Knowing the Doctor's mo, he probably dropped it off somewhere uninhabited.