Brooklyn
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A man who had recently been fired from an ambulette service in Sheepshead Bay allegedly returned and spewed anti-Semitic threats at a former colleague.
Igor Frid, 50, allegedly went to Trans Med on Coney Island Avenue at 3:45 p.m. April 1, plunged a sharp object into the door and screamed, “The Germans did not finish you off!” and, “I’ll take you out one by one!”
The targeted co-worker was not injured.
Frid was arrested and charged with menacing, criminal mischief, possession of a weapon and harassment.
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An off-duty city Administration for Children’s Services employee was busted in Park Slope for allegedly driving while impaired.
John Myrick, 63, was pulled over at about 7:45 p.m. Saturday, authorities said.
He was charged with driving while ability impaired by alcohol, which is a notch below DWI, sources said.
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A worker at an Italian eatery in Williamsburg that names its sandwiches after mobsters bashed a colleague over the head with a pasta strainer, authorities said.
Shmuel Aharon, 49, had been arguing over money at Graham Avenue Meats and Deli — home to “The Godfather” and “The Luciano” — at 12:20 p.m. Thursday when he suddenly picked up the utensil, court papers say.
Aharon bruised the left side of his co-worker’s head and was soon arrested on charges of assault, menacing, harassment and criminal possession of a weapon, the complaint states.
Queens
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A suspect in a string of armed robberies of stores in Jamaica and Queens Village has been arrested, police said yesterday.
Corey King, 23, struck four counter workers in the face with a shotgun while stealing cash from three delis and a dry cleaner’s between March 9 and April 2, cops said.
He was picked up Friday and charged with four counts of robbery.
The Bronx
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A man broke into his baby mama’s Hunts Point apartment and attacked her with a plastic bat in front of their 2-year-old girl, authorities said.
Bruce Floyd, 37, removed a window’s screen and safety bars and climbed in at about 1:30 a.m. Wednesday, according to a criminal complaint.
He hit the woman with a fist and the bat, bruising her arms, legs and face, the document states.
She managed to shove him out of the apartment and call 911, and he was arrested and charged with burglary, assault, harassment and endangering the welfare of a child.
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Another man slammed a door on his baby mama’s fingers in front of their terrified children at her Fordham Heights home, officials said.
Bert Lamar, 60, lost control during an argument in the Creston Avenue apartment at 7:50 p.m. Wednesday, according to a criminal court complaint.
He was arrested and charged with assault, harassment and endangering the welfare of a child.
Manhattan
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Cops arrested a Central Park slashing victim who had a warrant out against him, sources said.
Dion Mickens, 19, needed three stitches near his right wrist after what he called a staredown with a fellow parkgoer near 107th Street at about 5 p.m. Saturday turned violent, police said.
When Mickens inexplicably clammed up and refused to cooperate any further while being questioned by investigators, they ran his name and discovered the outstanding warrant.
As a result, he was taken directly from the St. Luke’s Hospital emergency room to court, cops said.
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A woman claimed that she was raped by two casual acquaintances whom she had invited to her Harlem home to get high, law-enforcement sources said.
She told investigators that she had chatted with the men — whom she said she knew by nickname and first name only — while exchanging an item at a pharmacy at around noon on April 3.
She allegedly added that she invited them home, asked whether they wanted to get high and allowed one to shoot heroin into her arm.
The trouble started, she said, when she laid down in her pajamas and one of her new friends took that as an invitation to kiss her, sources said.
She said that she told him to stop but that he instead disrobed her and climbed on top of her and that the other guy then tried to force her to perform oral sex, the sources said.
She was taken to a Bronx hospital for treatment, police said.
There had been no arrest as of last night.