Brooklyn
Three JetBlue employees got into a brawl with two men outside a Williamsburg hookah lounge, leaving one of the airline workers shot in the gut, cops said.
The pals were in Zamaan Hookah Lounge on Broadway near Keap Street at around 3 a.m. Saturday, celebrating a co-worker’s transfer to Florida, a police source said.
At the bar, the three befriended two men who arrived with two women. But the two men became enraged when the JetBlue trio flirted with the women.
“He [a 31-year-old JetBlue worker] got sucker-punched by one of the two suspects,” a police source said.
One of the two men with the women then pulled a gun.
“You think you’re tough?” he said, squeezing a bullet into the victim’s stomach, a police source said.
The gunman’s pal was wearing a red hoodie. The two fled north on Broadway in a white SUV with the women, cops said.
Queens
A 64-year-old man was in a coma after being struck by a hit-and-run driver in Long Island City.
The victim was jaywalking on Northern Boulevard near 41st Road when a dark-colored Chevy Blazer westbound in the right lane struck him at 10:25 p.m. Friday, according to police.
The victim suffered severe head trauma and a broken leg, cops said.
He was found unconscious and unresponsive and was rushed to Elmhurst Hospital in critical condition.
Doctors placed him in a medically induced coma, cops said.
A thief swiped a credit card from a locker room in an Astoria gym and used it to buy drill bits at a Home Depot, cops said.
The victim realized his credit card was missing from his locker inside Retro Fitness at 49th Street and Broadway at noon Jan. 13, cops said.
The thief was later seen on video surveillance in a Home Depot, cops said.
The crook is bald and was last seen wearing a green jacket with white stripes.
Staten Island
Cops are searching for a suspect who allegedly assaulted a New Dorp man.
Brendan Smith, 31, struck the victim in the face with a silver gun during an altercation at Mallory and Foch avenues at 5 a.m. last Sunday, cops said.
The 41-year-old victim was watching television when he got an angry knock at the door.
“Where is my girlfriend?” said Smith, according to police. He then struck the victim in the face, cops said.
Smith fled in a silver Chevy sedan with New Jersey plates, cops said.