Brooklyn
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Cops are hunting for a burglar who boosted computers and cash from a construction company in Clinton Hill.
The suspect slipped into the business, on Park Avenue near Spencer Street, sometime Saturday and made off with the loot.
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A man was busted in Bushwick after breaking into a pickup truck and stealing property, authorities said.
Gary Bates, 44, was spotted by an eyewitness at around 2:05 a.m. Monday hurling a brick through the driver’s side window of a Chevy Avalanche that was parked on Pulaski Street near Malcolm X Boulevard, according to court documents.
He then allegedly rummaged through the vehicle and pocketed three watches and an iPod. He was collared less than a block away, law-enforcement sources said.
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A dissatisfied customer trashed and robbed a cellphone store in East Flatbush — and was later arrested when her mother made her return the stolen items, authorities said.
Aisha Sumpter, 25, went to the Verizon store on Flatbush Avenue near East 31st Street at 10:45 a.m. Sunday and became enraged after a worker told her to wait while he finished helping another customer, law-enforcement sources said.
An impatient Sumpter demanded to speak with the manager and started tossing phone accessories on the floor, according to court documents.
She then threw a computer monitor on the floor and destroyed some display cases before making off with two cellphones and a laptop, the court records say.
She later came back with her mom in tow and returned the items, the sources said.
She was promptly arrested on charges of criminal mischief, petit larceny, criminal possession of stolen property, menacing and harassment.
Manhattan
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A bandit scored $2,000 yesterday when he knocked off an Upper West Side bank, police sources said.
The suspect passed a demand note to a teller in the Sovereign branch at Broadway and West 82nd Street at around 2:10 p.m. and fled with the cash.
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A woman used a stolen credit card to buy an expensive jacket at Bergdorf Goodman in Midtown, authorities said.
Dana Fitzpatrick, 26, allegedly made the purchase at 10 p.m. Friday in the high-end store on Fifth Avenue near East 58th Street.
Bergdorf’s loss-prevention director was informed by American Express that the card was previously reported stolen, and Fitzpatrick was charged with grand larceny and criminal possession of stolen property, court records show.
Staten Island
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An alleged drunken driver who caused a fatal crash in Great Kills last summer has admitted to setting fire to his Rikers Island jail cell, authorities said.
Bryan Pittsley, 27, pleaded guilty on Thursday to attempted second-degree arson for the Jan. 31 incident, court records show.
Pittsley told officials that at around 10:20 p.m. that day, he “put a staple in the light switch and lit a piece of toilet paper to start the fire,” according to court documents.
His mattress was torched, as were the bed frame, sheets, some clothing and part of the cell’s floor, the records show.
Pittsley is awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty in May to aggravated vehicular manslaughter.
He was allegedly boozed up behind the wheel of an SUV that crashed at Hillside Terrace and Hylan Boulevard on Aug. 29, 2011, killing 18-year-old Angel Rivera and injuring six other teens.