Manhattan
Police are trying to identify a man who has been hospitalized for 10 days.
The man collapsed inside John’s Luncheonette at 95th Street and Jamaica Avenue in Woodhaven after taking a rest in the deli at about 5:45 p.m. on March 1, a worker there said.
“Some customers saw him not feeling so good outside,” the employee said. “We let him take a rest. We tried to ask him questions but he didn’t talk. Then he fell.” The victim, who is at Jamaica Hospital, can’t or won’t speak, read or write, sources said.
He wasn’t carrying identification.
Cops found video surveillance of two men who cashed in stolen lottery tickets after allegedly burglarizing at least seven businesses in and around Jamaica by cutting holes in roofs and prying out air conditioners.
The suspects first struck at the Grand 99 Cents Store on Jamaica Avenue around 6 a.m. on Dec. 14, police said.
They pried open registers, grabbed cash, lottery tickets and phone cards from variety stores, supermarkets and bodegas, according to cops.
They were caught on camera redeeming some of their lottery tickets inside a Brooklyn shop, officials said.
Manhattan
An elderly man with a pacemaker had his head stomped at the Port Authority Bus Terminal by a scar-faced homeless hooker with a history of prison escape, sources said.
Danika Riley, 40, punched the 80-year-old man outside the ladies’ room Saturday at about 7:30 a.m., officials said.
She threw him to the ground and kicked him in the head at least five times, sources added.
Riley was nabbed in the act by Port Authority cops Tom Kimble and Michael Birnstill, officials said.
The victim was treated by EMS at the scene.
Police said Riley had a crack pipe caked with residue. She was charged with felony assault and drug possession.
Riley has a long history of violent crimes and once escaped an Oklahoma penitentiary, records state.
Cops released a photo of suspects in a slashing and robbery outside a Hell’s Kitchen restaurant Monday.
Two cleaners were leaving Vynl on Ninth Avenue, near West 51st Street, at about 6:25 a.m. when the suspects cornered the duo and robbed them, police said. The muggers slashed one victim in the face and the other on the wrist before fleeing, police said.
The victims, ages 24 and 22, were taken to Bellevue Hospital, where they were treated and released, cops said.
Brooklyn
Two robbers stole a man’s iPhone after tying him up with his phone charger cord in his Borough Park home, police said.
The thieves followed the 28-year-old victim into his building near 39th Street and 10th Avenue on Feb. 27 at about 1:45 a.m. and bound his hands, cops said.
They swiped the man’s iPhone 5 and $150 in cash, cops said.
One suspect was wearing a hoodie, a light-colored jacket, dark gloves, dark pants, and light-colored shoes.
The accomplice was wearing a blue- and white-striped hat, a blue jacket, light-colored pants and dark shoes.
The Bronx
Firefighters battling an Allerton car blaze made a horrific discovery Tuesday when they found a man’s charred body lying on the back seat of the luxury sedan.
The smoke-eaters found the burning BMW with its license plates missing in a narrow alleyway between two rows of houses near Allerton and Cruger avenues at about 5:30 a.m.
When the firefighters beat down the flames, which stretched above the two-story rooftops, they found the badly burnt corpse inside, cops said.
“One of the firemen jumped,” said a local resident, who identified himself as Paul. “I heard him say, ‘There’s a hand.’ ”
Police are still investigating to determine whether the fire was set intentionally and could not say if the victim died in the fire or was killed before being placed inside the vehicle.