The suspect pictured above is wanted for snatching an iPhone in Sunset Park, police said.
Manhattan
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A violent fiend robbed a 31-year-old woman in East Harlem, authorities said.
The goon grabbed the victim from behind at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday and put her in a choke hold in the lobby of her building near East 112th Street, cops said.
He took her iPhone and necklace, then flashed a gun and forced her to withdraw $50 from a nearby ATM, police sources said.
The victim declined medical attention.
Brooklyn
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An enraged motorist tossed hot coffee at a city bus driver in Windsor Terrace, police sources said.
The 48-year-old B69 driver got into an argument with a double-parked driver yesterday at about 8:20 a.m. on Prospect Avenue near Howard Place, sources said.
The rageaholic double-parker, in his late 30s, threw a cup of coffee, splashing the driver’s face and arm, sources added.
The victim refused medical attention and the suspect — described as 6 feet tall and 190 pounds — fled in an Acura SUV.
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A suspect is wanted for snatching an iPhone in Sunset Park, police said.
The knife-wielding perp allegedly hopped out of a minivan and approached a 43-year-old man using his phone on 44th Street near Eighth Avenue at about 8 p.m. Sunday.
The thief yanked the phone from the victim’s hand and fled in the van toward Ninth Avenue.
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Armed hoodlums pulled off a violent home invasion in East New York, cops said.
One suspect, posing as a deliveryman for FedEx, gained entry into the Highland Boulevard residence of a 23-year-old victim at about 6 p.m. on Sept. 18, cops added.
The thug then allegedly pulled a gun on the victim as his accomplice, in a gray hooded sweatshirt, barged in and grabbed electronics and clothing.
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Cops are working to determine who fired a shot at a Bath Beach apartment belonging to an auxiliary police officer.
The 24-year-old tenant of a second-floor pad on Benson Avenue near Bay 32nd Street told officers from the 62nd Precinct that a bullet blasted through his window just after midnight on Wednesday.
No one was injured and the spent round was found in the living room, cops added.
The Bronx
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Cops are looking for the burglars who twice broke into a storage facility in Schuylerville, police said.
Two men slipped into the Public Storage facility at 875 Brush Ave. at 10 p.m. on Sept. 1 and got away with an undisclosed sum of money.
Then, on Sept. 22, three men sneaked onto the property, again at 10 p.m., but fled empty-handed.
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An enraged ex-girlfriend beat her former lover with a metal cane in Wakefield, authorities said.
The victim told investigators that the alleged attack took place as he was arguing with Roberta Vega, 39, in an apartment on Furman Avenue at about 12:35 a.m. on Sept. 20.
Vega pounded the victim with such ferocity that the cane snapped, court papers state.
The victim received hospital treatment and Vega was arrested on assault and weapons charges, records show.
Staten Island
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A teen car thief was busted for boosting a minivan on a Port Richmond street, authorities said.
The victim told cops that her Dodge Caravan disappeared the night of June 15 after she parked it on Slaight Street, court papers state.
Cops collared Richard Boyce, 16, on Wednesday for trespassing in a separate incident, and discovered that his fingerprints matched those found on the driver’s-side front window of the recovered minivan, prosecutors said.
He was charged with grand larceny, possession of stolen property and unauthorized use of a vehicle, records show.
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A brazen gunman and two crooked cohorts mugged a man in New Springville, authorities said.
“You want to get shot with this .22? You got 10 seconds to give me your chain,” Pasquale Mevo, 20, barked at his victim at 7:45 p.m. on Sept. 20 at Nome Avenue and Merrymount Street, court papers state.
The suspect then lifted his shirt and flashed what appeared to be a firearm, cops said.
Mevo and his perpy pals then fled with the jewelry, cops added.
Mevo was arrested Tuesday on charges of robbery and petit larceny.
The accomplices remained on the lam last night.