The suspect pictured above is wanted for robbing the same Rego Park bank three times this month, police said.
Manhattan
A career criminal was shot dead after being turned away from a Harlem club, police sources said.
Jermaine Smalls, 32, was out drinking Tuesday night at the trendy Red Rooster on Lenox Avenue, then left to go to a bar. But he was turned away because he wasn’t wearing shoes, the sources added.
He was rooting through the trunk of his Mercedes on West 126th Street, presumably to get shoes, when an unidentified man in a hoodie blasted him in the head at 11:58 p.m.
Smalls, who had 25 arrests on his record, was pronounced dead at Harlem Hospital.
Brooklyn
Four teens, three of whom are pictured, prowled Facebook for victims to rob in Cypress Hills, police said.
The suspects allegedly targeted a 16-year-old trying to sell a pair of sneakers and a 12-year-old trying to unload an iPhone.
In both cases, the perps chatted with their victims on Facebook, then pretended they wanted to meet up to buy the merchandise, cops said.
Instead, the group robbed the 16-year-old of his kicks on the J-train platform at Jamaica and Autumn avenues at 8:25 p.m., Oct. 12, police said.
On Sunday, at 6:40 p.m., they grabbed the 12-year-old’s iPhone at the same station.
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Two thugs viciously beat a 30-year-old woman with a baseball bat in Prospect Heights, police sources said.
The woman was walking with her husband, also 30, on St. Marks Avenue, near Vanderbilt Avenue, at about 2 a.m. Saturday when the goons attacked her and snatched her credit cards and iPhone.
She was treated at Kings County Hospital for nonlife-threatening injuries.
The Bronx
A young woman attacked her ex-boyfriend with a pair of scissors in a Melrose apartment, authorities said.
The victim told cops that he and Shada Boyd, 19, were arguing in the East 156th Street apartment at around 8:30 a.m. Saturday when she pushed him onto the bed, grabbed the scissors and swung them at his head, court papers say.
Boyd also allegedly clobbered the man with her fists.
She was arrested for assault and weapons possession, the records show.
Queens
The suspect pictured is wanted for robbing the same Rego Park bank three times this month, police said.
He most recently knocked off the Valley National Bank at 94-05 63rd Drive on Monday.
He previously targeted the bank on Oct. 1 and 12. In each caper, he passed a demand note to a teller and fled with an undisclosed amount of cash.
Staten Island
Two druggies were busted with marijuana in New Dorp Beach, authorities said.
Narcotics detectives swooped in on Jason Smith, 23, and Brandon Olivia, 26, after spotting them with marijuana on Garibaldi Avenue, near Cedar Grove Avenue at around 6:30 p.m. Monday, court records show.
Smith allegedly had a cooler on his lap that held several plastic bags of weed weighing 19 ounces.
Olivia had one bag, too, cops said.
Both were slapped with drug-related charges, said a spokesman for DA Dan Donovan.