The NYPD yesterday released new photos of two suspects (above) in a fatal stabbing in Ozone Park.
The man in this picture is being sought by detectives investigating a West New Brighton burglary.
Brooklyn
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A Flatbush woman went berserk and burned her husband’s testicles after he dared to touch her leg while they were in bed, authorities said.
Herlande Michel-Exea, 37, and her husband, 40, were in their Beverly Road home at 1:10 a.m. Wednesday when he brushed up against her with his legs, law-enforcement sources said.
She allegedly grabbed a hair straightener and scorched his genitals.
He also suffered a gash to his nose while trying to wrest the iron from her hands, the sources said.
After he dialed 911, she made sure to meet the responding officers in the building’s lobby — to claim that he had hit her, the sources said.
But after hearing her husband’s side of the story and checking out his injuries, the cops slapped the handcuffs not on him but on her, the sources said.
She was charged with assault, menacing, harassment and criminal possession of a weapon.
Manhattan
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An ex-con confessed to stealing a woman’s wallet in an East Village bar and using her credit cards at nearby stores — and is now suspected in 15 other robberies, police said.
Cory Christopher, 38, was picked up Monday in connection with the June 23 theft at the Bua Bar, on Saint Marks Place, according to a Criminal Court complaint.
He allegedly found the purse unattended at the bar at about 1 a.m., removed the wallet and fled.
After he was identified via the bar’s video surveillance, he admitted that he used the stolen cards to shop at 7-Eleven and CVS, the complaint said.
Christopher is now being questioned in connection with other similar crimes, sources said.
He is currently charged with grand larceny and criminal possession of stolen property, a court database said.
Having served three stints in state prison, he was being held last night in lieu of $50,000 bail, according to the city Department of Correction.
The Bronx
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Two men with a gun held up a Williamsbridge discount store and fled with $1,500, police said.
The crooks, each described as being in his 20s, entered the store on White Plains Road and East 217th Street at 5:20 p.m. Wednesday, and one quickly flashed the pistol and demanded cash, cops said.
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A 22-year-old man who was found with a bullet wound to the head in University Heights last week has died, police said yesterday.
Alexis Rodriguez was found wounded on Tiebout Avenue and East 181st Street at 10:25 p.m. May 16.
He was rushed to St. Barnabas Hospital and was in critical condition there for six days before succumbing on Wednesday, police said.
There were no arrests as of last night.
Queens
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A hit-and-run driver and his passenger were both arrested after their vehicle hit a pedestrian in Woodside, cops said.
The victim, 19, was struck at 57th Street and Queens Boulevard at about 9:30 p.m. Wednesday by a black Nissan Maxima that kept going, police said.
When officers caught up with the car, they found both occupants standing outside and refusing to say who had been driving.
So they arrested both the car owner, Rusty Janvier, 28, and his pal, Isaac Morrison, 24.
Janvier was charged with leaving the scene of an accident and Morrison with obstructing governmental administration, police said.
The injured pedestrian was listed as being in stable condition last night at Elmhurst Hospital, police said.
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The NYPD yesterday released new photos of two suspects in a fatal stabbing in Ozone Park.
Cops said they found Stephen James, 21, of Queens, holding his stomach and saying he had been stabbed at about 3:50 a.m. on May 12 near Liberty Avenue and 123 Street.
He was taken to Jamaica Hospital, where he was initially listed as being stable, but his condition worsened to critical by that afternoon, and he died the next morning, police said.
Staten Island
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A man is being sought by detectives investigating a West New Brighton burglary.
Dequawn Ray, 23, allegedly gained entry to a house on Skinner Lane on Feb. 5 by breaking down the door, police said.
He is believed to have fled with a TV and other electronic equipment.