Baby-dump ma rants in Qns. court

A woman accused of handing her infant daughter to a stranger after an auto accident had a car wreck of a court appearance Wednesday.

Malikah George, 24, lost her cool and had to be escorted out of a Queens courtroom, a source told the Daily News.

“I am not a Queens b---h! I am a Bronx b---h,” George screamed, the source said.

It was not clear what prompted the outburst from George, who later pleaded guilty to reckless endangerment. The courthouse antics came two months after she crashed her car into a school in Ozone Park and handed her year-old daughter to a female bystander. George told police that she was behind the wheel, unlicensed and uninsured, trying to learn to drive when a driver with a gun began chasing her, prosecutors said.

"I am going through red lights, in and out of traffic. It was like cops and robbers," she told cops.

George said she lost control of her Honda and slammed into a light pole in Ozone Park.

George handed her little girl to a woman she didn't know along with a note that listed the name and phone number of the baby's dad, prosecutors said.

“A woman comes up to me and says, ‘Let me help you,' and I hand the baby to her and ran away,” she told police, according to the criminal complaint.

“I don't have a driver's licence (or) car insurance, and the car is not registered. I know I'm going to get arrested," she said.

George was charged with several child endangerment and traffic violations but .

will be spared jail time if she completes therapy, parenting classes and a driving course.