Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Sunday accused Albany County Sheriff Craig Apple and state Attorney General Letitia James of epitomizing the “worst combination of politics, incompetence, and abuse of the law” after he was charged with misdemeanor forcible touching last week. Forcible touching, a class A misdemeanor in New York state, can carry a maximum sentence of one year in jail or three years probation. The Democrat was charged with the misdemeanor following a criminal complaint filed by Apple accusing Cuomo of groping Brittany Commisso, a former staffer, in an unlawful manner, and that he allegedly did “knowingly, and intentionally commit the class A misdemeanor of Forcible Touching.” Cuomo, who resigned earlier this year, has repeatedly denied the allegations during media appearances. In a press release on Sunday, Cuomo took aim at both Apple and state Attorney General Letitia James. Cuomo authorized James to look into claims that he had sexually harassed several women, namely staffers who had worked for him, months before he stepped down from office …