Staten Island
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A woman driving drunk with her three kids in the family’s SUV turned the wrong way on a one-way street and sideswiped two parked vehicles, flipping her Honda Odyssey onto its side, a Criminal Court complaint charges.
Christina Rasmussen, 33, of Stapleton, crashed on Delafield Avenue in West New Brighton at about 10:30 p.m. June 28, court papers say.
She and her uninjured 9-year-old twins and 7-year-old were taken to the Richmond University Medical Center, cops said.
Rasmussen allegedly smelled of alcohol and slurred her words as she admitted, “I had four Coronas,” at a party for her children’s baseball team.
She was charged with DWI, endangering the welfare of a child and leaving the scene of an accident.
The Bronx
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A man beat up and choked his mother in the family’s Fleetwood-Concourse Village apartment after she refused to give him money, a Criminal Court complaint alleges.
Amaury Gomez, 24, allegedly stormed into his mom’s bedroom at about 6:30 p.m. Monday yelling, “I need money! I need food! I need sneakers!”
She tried to calm him down, but he allegedly grabbed her arm and said, “You’d better shut up, bitch!”
When she picked up her 3-year-old daughter and tried to flee, he grabbed her by the throat and screamed, “Where the hell are you going? You gotta give me my money!”
He was arrested and charged with assault, menacing and endangering the welfare of a child, the complaint says.
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A 24-year-old man was busted Monday in Soundview and charged with armed robbery and drug possession, according to a Criminal Court complaint.
Anthony Crump allegedly demanded cash and a cellphone at gunpoint from a man on Pugsley Avenue and Bruckner Boulevard at about 7:30 p.m. July 1, the document says.
The man complied, but Crump was soon tracked down and arrested nearby — while in possession of 10 envelopes of heroin and marijuana, the arresting officers said.
Crump was charged with robbery, petit larceny and criminal possession of a controlled substance.
Brooklyn
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A dispute between two men, one 30, the other 45, in Williamsburg early yesterday ended when the younger one got into a blue vehicle and tore off — clipping his antagonist in the process, cops said.
The older man, hit at about 4:45 a.m. near Meeker and Leonard streets, suffered severe head trauma and was in critical condition last night at Bellevue Hospital, police said.
The younger man is being sought for questioning, investigators said.
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A man is facing assault charges after allegedly slugging a firefighter he believed had dissed his girlfriend while aiding an injured patient, sources said.
Kevin Magwood, 33, was told that the firefighter had refused to let his girlfriend near a pal who was receiving medical attention at Autumn and Liberty avenues at about 12:30 a.m. Tuesday, law-enforcement sources said.
Magwood approached the firefighter, who was still administering aid, and punched him in the face, the Criminal Court complaint states.
Magwood was also charged with harassment.
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A 35-year-old man is under arrest after he viciously attacked and robbed his barber on a Brighton Beach street, authorities said.
Joseph Tabaczek, 35, and the barber were smoking cigarettes across the street from the barber shop on East 14th Street and Neptune Avenue at about 9 p.m. June 30 when Tabaczek allegedly asked if he could borrow some cash to go play the ponies at Aqueduct Racetrack, law-enforcement sources said.
The barber admitted to having some cash, but said he was headed to the bank to deposit it.
Tabaczek asked to see the money, and the unsuspecting barber pulled out nearly $1,300, the sources said.
His “friend” smacked the dough out of his hands, punched him several times in the head, grabbed the bills and ran, according to the sources.
When he was arrested a short time later, Tabaczek still had the stolen money in his pocket, the complaint says.
He was charged with assault and robbery.
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A 21-year-old man was busted for burglarizing a neighbor’s Flatlands home after using a ladder to gain access through a second-story window, authorities said.
Malik Eutsay allegedly climbed into the East 42nd Street apartment at about 8 a.m. June 21 and made off with a laptop and an iPad, law-enforcement sources said.
But neighbors witnessed the break-in and alerted the victim, who confronted Eutsay and called cops, the sources said.
Eutsay was charged with burglary and criminal trespass.