Brooklyn
A man was killed early Thursday when he crashed his motorcycle on the Williamsburg Bridge, cops said.
Arben Hoti, 31, of the Lower East Side, was traveling toward Manhattan when he fell off his motorcycle at 2:30 a.m., according to police.
He was found unconscious and pronounced dead at the scene.
No other vehicles were involved in the crash.
The Bronx
A gunman was busted Thursday for executing a man who had just dropped off his daughter at school in Edenwald, police said.
Dwayne Reid allegedly pulled up outside PS 112 on East 229th Street Wednesday morning in a U-Haul truck, jumped out and gunned down Lamont Smith before speeding off, police sources said.
The school went on lockdown after the shooting, police said.
Smith, 45, had dropped off the youngest of his daughters at PS 112, a longtime family member said.
Reid abandoned the rental rig a few blocks away, police sources said.
Reid and Smith have several prior arrests.
The motive of the killing was not immediately known.
Manhattan
Apparently the caffeine at a Starbucks in Tribeca wasn’t enough to perk up a woman zoning out to music in the coffee shop.
The 25-year-old victim was entranced by the tunes and didn’t notice when someone snatched her bag from the floor of the Church Street shop until she went to leave Sunday at about 3:45 p.m., sources said.
The woman canceled her credit cards immediately, so the thief was not able to make any purchases.
The bandit did make off with her $150 Badgley Mishka wallet, her $170 Longchamp bag and keys.
A man’s body was found floating in the East River near the South Street Seaport on Thursday.
The victim was discovered near Fulton and South streets at about 8:30 a.m.
The NYPD’s Harbor Unit brought the victim to shore at Pier 16 and took the body to the Medical Examiner’s Office for identification and to determine a cause of death.
Police released new photos of a bumbling bandit who they say tried to stick up an Upper East Side bank.
The suspect was wearing a floppy fisherman’s hat as he walked into the Bank of America on Lexington Avenue, near East 79th Street at about noon on May 13, cops said.
He pulled a black semiautomatic handgun and passed a demand note to a teller, according to police.
The employee walked away from the window and hit a silent alarm.
The would-be robber fled empty-handed, authorities said.
The suspect is 5-foot-9, 200 pounds and was wearing black shades, a blue plaid shirt, the black hat and carried a black knapsack.
A thief plucked a woman’s Prada purse from her baby carriage in Tribeca and made off with nearly $1,700 in stolen goods, cops said.
The woman was in Washington Market Park with an $800 Prada bag slung over the stroller on May 13 at about 12:30 p.m. when the purse vanished.
The purse contained a V-Tech tablet, a $150 Cole Hahn wallet, a $100 Coach keychain, $160 in cash, gift cards, a MetroCard and a credit card, cops said.
A woman taking a pre-dawn train into lower Manhattan was robbed of her wallet and iPhone while she slept, police said.
The 20-year-old was on the E train from Forest Hills and awoke at the Chambers Street station around 4 a.m. Tuesday to find her valuables were gone.
The phone was tracked to Queens, but cops canvassing the area could not pinpoint exactly who had it, sources said.
A man had his 2012 Vespa stolen in Hudson Square, sources said.
The 40-year-old man parked his bike on Greenwich Street, near Spring Street, on May 13 at 7:30 a.m. and discovered it was missing on May 15.
A thief snatched a man’s bag from the back room of a Tribeca diner and made off with more than $1,000 worth of goods, cops said.
The victim left his bag containing an iPad Mini, a hard drive, a credit card, a green card, a brown leather wallet and $80 worth of cash unattended at Saleya Tribeca on West Broadway last Saturday at about 6:45 p.m.
Staten Island
He should have just taken the parking ticket.
A man was arrested in Bulls Head after spitting in the face of a Traffic Enforcement agent who was writing him a summons, authorities said.
Calogero Bongiovanni, 41, was on the corner of Seaview and Mason avenues Monday at about 3:10 p.m. when the uniformed civilian employee began issuing the summons, a Criminal Court complaint states.
Bongiovanni became so irate that he spit on the agent’s uniform and in his face, records state.
That got him a ticket and a harassment charge, according to a spokesman for Staten Island District Attorney Daniel Donovan.