It’s the one where “Ross” helps cops investigate a fight involving a suspected hooker.
“Friends” star David Schwimmer invited cops into his East Village townhouse on Monday for a special screening — a video of an early-morning drunken fight among three men, police sources said.
Afterward, a 26-year-old john was taken to Bellevue Hospital with stab wounds to the face. His transvestite prostitute ran off, and a third combatant was arrested.
Robert Rainey, 21, of Newark was charged with assault, criminal possession of a weapon and robbery, the sources said.
Witnesses heard the older man shout, “He sliced me up!”
Police had only the two men’s accounts of who did what to whom — until they noticed a security camera on Schwimmer’s property, the sources said.
He showed them the video, and they left with a tape that might be used in court.
Schwimmer plunked down $4 million for 331 E. Sixth St. in 2010 and angered locals with his massive renovation in 2012 of the 160-year-old home.
But now he’s the hero of the historic block that includes the landmark Community Synagogue.
“Four years ago, I would say David Schwimmer was the least popular guy on the block with the construction and all,” said resident Jayson Fillermutter, 31.
“But he has turned out to be a decent neighbor, and I am glad to hear he helped the cops with that stabbing.”
The sources said the younger man had swiped a computer after the older man refused to pay him.
Neighbors heard the older man screaming outside the apartment: “Come out, we know you’re in there! We know you stole the computer!”
Additional reporting by Larry Celona