Five shot, 3 stabbed in H’ween mayhem

A string of five shootings and three stabbings made for a bloody Halloween across the city — with two teenage victims shot less than a mile apart in Brooklyn.

A 14-yearold boy survived a shot in the face outside the Dallas BBQ restaurant on Nostrand Ave. at Hillel Place in East Flatbush just before 4:30 p.m., cops said. Police believe the shooting (inset) was gang-related.

About three hours later, a 17-year-old boy was shot in the leg on Flatbush Ave. near Ditmas Ave.

Investigatorswerelooking into whether the shootings are related. Medics took both teens to Maimonides Hospital.

“It make me feel disgusted. This happens all the time. It’s ridiculous,” Donna Doleman said near the scene of the Nostrand Ave. shooting.

Wendy Louis, who attends nearby Brooklyn College, called the violence frightening. “There are college kids here. There are children trickor-treating. Why would you do it?” Louis said.

Meanwhile, a gunman in Manhattan blasted a 22year-old man in the right leg outside the Jefferson Houses on Third Ave. near E. 115th St. Medics took him to Harlem Hospital. He wasn’t initially cooperating with detectives, police sources said.

In Queens, a 29-yearold man was shot in the leg on Archer Ave. at Parsons Blvd. at 6:40 p.m. Police arrested a suspect, and charges were pending.

In the Bronx, a 37-year-old woman was hit in the left leg by a stray bullet after a gunman fired into a crowd at Third Ave. and Courtlandt Ave. in Mott Haven just after 8 p.m. Police arrested a suspect and recovered a gun a block way; no charges were immediately filed.

Knife attacks also accounted for some of the Halloween mayhem, including a Queens stabbing in which a man in a red light-up mask attacked a male victim with a butcher knife on 37th Ave. by 92nd St. in Jackson Heights at about 9 p.m. The victim is expected to survive.

Another man was stabbed in the stomach during an apparent robbery try on First Ave. at E. 118th St. in East Harlem about 10 p.m., and rushed to Harlem Hospital.

In the Bronx, one man stabbed another in the arm, chest and stomach at the 205th St. D train station near Bainbridge Ave. in Norwood at about 9:30 p.m. He was expected to survive.