Queens
Two thugs carjacked a man at gunpoint in Kew Gardens Hills, cops said Saturday.
The victim, 47, was sitting in a 2014 Range Rover in his driveway at 150th Street and Harry Van Arsdale Jr. Boulevard at around 10:20 p.m. Thursday, when two armed men approached, police said.
The thugs told him to step out of the vehicle and then demanded cash, cops said.
The victim forked over two iPhones, a Rolex, $500 and credit cards.
The crooks hopped into his luxury vehicle and fled west on 150th Street, police said.
The thieves are in their 20s and were wearing blue jeans, black jackets and black baseball caps. Police believe they were in a silver minivan moments before the carjacking.
The victim was left unharmed.
Manhattan
A man that struck a police officer and dragged him nearly 20 feet in East Harlem has been charged, cops said Saturday.
David Jones turned himself in to police at the 53rd Precinct station house Friday and confessed to the crime, cops said.
The Bronx man was stopped at a checkpoint at East 111th Street and Third Avenue at around 5 p.m. Friday.
When police told him he was going to be arrested for driving with a suspended license, Jones started his 2004 Mercedes Benz, struck the officer and dragged him 15 to 20 feet, cops said.
He then fled north on Third Avenue, police said.
The officer was treated at St. Luke’s Roosevelt Hospital for injuries to his head, shoulder, arm and legs, authorities said.
Jones was charged with vehicular assault and aggravated unlicensed operation, police said.
The Bronx
A man shot an 18-year-old in Tremont, cops said Saturday.
The victim walked past a building at East 168th Street and Fulton Avenue at around 11:50 a.m. Friday, when the triggerman squeezed a bullet and struck him in the buttocks, cops said.
The victim was rushed to Lincoln Hospital for treatment, and is expected to survive.
A knife-wielding teen lost his cool when he got locked out of his room at a South Bronx shelter, cops said Saturday.
Jamie Torres, 16, grew irate when he couldn’t open his door at around 4 p.m. at the shelter on East 138th Street near Jackson Avenue, police said.
A security guard managed to calm down Torres, who was demanding help and acting irrationally, police said.
But Torres then pulled out a knife, threatened staffers and assaulted another employee, cops said.
The victim refused medical attention.
Brooklyn
A 16-year-old was gunned down outside his East Flatbush home Saturday, cops said.
The victim was arguing with two others at Winthrop and East 53rd streets at 12:45 a.m., when one of the men pulled out a pistol and blasted him in the head, cops said.
He was rushed to Kings County Hospital, but could not be saved.
His identity has been withheld pending family notification.