Assault arrests for three women

THREE WOMEN who work for the city were arrested in separate incidents of assault on Sunday, cops said.

A 50-year-old Parks Department worker was cuffed after allegedly punching a woman in Queens. Renee Rowell-White socked a 37-year-old woman in the face repeatedly inside a building on Beach 32nd St. near Seagirt Blvd. in Wavecrest about 2 a.m. Saturday, authorities said.

Rowell-White was charged with assault and harassment, according to police. The victim was treated at a local hospital for pain and swelling.

Around the same time in Brooklyn, Juanita Williams, 47, a school crossing guard, was arrested after allegedly slapping her 30-year-old daughter in the face, police said. Williams was also accused of waving a broomstick around in a threatening manner during the episode on Avenue H near 57th St. in Canarsie, according to cops.

Medics treated her daughter on scene for scratches to her lips, police said. Williams was charged with assault, menacing, harassment and criminal possession of a weapon.

About two hours later, a school safety agent was collared in East New York, Brooklyn, for allegedly punching her friend multiple times and brandishing a knife on Dumont Ave. Rahdasia Davenport, 22, was charged with menacing, assault and criminal possession of a weapon.