New York Post

NYPD DAILY CRIME BLOTTER

- Dana Sauchelli and Rebecca Harshbarge­r

Queens

Two men are being sought in the gunpoint robbery of a Jamaica grocery store, cops said Sunday.

The thieves ( pictured above) entered the 1 Stop store on Jamaica Avenue near 138th Street at around 3 p. m. Tuesday, according to police.

During the holdup, one of the men pulled out a gun and demanded money while his cohort opened a door to run behind the counter.

The crooks swiped $ 548 and fled, according to police.

The gunman was described as 30 years old, 5foot9 and 180 pounds. His partner was wearing blue jeans and a New York Yankees baseball cap.

Manhattan

A female straphange­r made the mistake of casting a disapprovi­ng look at a belligeren­t woman threatenin­g and cursing out a toddler in a Financial District subway station Saturday morning.

As the train pulled into the Fulton Street station, the woman with the child stormed up to the passenger who gave her the glare and hit her on the right side of the head with a bottle — with which she’d been threatenin­g to strike the child, police said.

The violent woman then fled on a train with the child.

She is around 20 to 25 years old and was last seen wearing a dark jacket and black pants, and carrying bags, police said.

The victim, 32, suffered a swelling to her head, but did not need hospitaliz­ation.

Police busted a homeless man after he tried to dine and dash in the West Village.

Robert Gatell, 55, ordered food and drinks at McKenna’s Pub on West 14th Street near Eighth Avenue at around 2 p. m. on March 17, police said.

After receiving his meal, Gatell tried to flee, but officers nabbed him, according to police.

They later allegedly found him with a crack pipe with residue, sources said.

Gatell was charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance and failure to pay.

He has numerous priors including petit larceny, criminal use of drugs, making graffiti and unlawful possession of marijuana.

The Bronx

Police are hunting for up to 11 people in the vicious assault on a 16yearold and 21yearold in Bedford Park.

Seven to nine men and two women are wanted in the attack on the victims at Kingsbridg­e Road and East 194th Street at around 9 p. m. on March 17, police said.

The victims were able to initially break free and run into a nearby Planet Fitness gym, but the gang followed them and began to strike them with sticks and chairs, cops said.

One female attacker was caught on surveillan­ce video picking up a chair and lunging at one of the victims with it, police said.

Cops released a picture of one smiling suspect ( pictured at left).

The victims were treated for laceration­s to their faces and heads at North Central Bronx Hospital, cops said.

It is not clear what sparked the beating, according to police.

Brooklyn

A boozedup and suspended city bus driver picked the wrong car to tailgate Sunday, sources said.

He was arrested after driving too closely to the rear of an unmarked police vehicle in Coney Island, the sources said.

Dwayne Chambliss, 47, was pulled over at around 2: 15 a. m., police said. His bloodalcoh­ol level was .097 percent, above the .08 limit, according to police.

Chambliss was booked on charges of DWI, following too closely and speeding.

According to the MTA, Chambliss has been suspended without pay since March, but the agency wouldn’t say what had prompted the action.

A teen was shot during an argument in a Crown Heights housing project, cops said Sunday.

The 19yearold victim was shot once in the stomach in the Kingsborou­gh Houses on Kingsborou­gh First Walk near Pacific Street at around 8 p. m. on Saturday, according to police.

The teen was rushed to Kings County Hospital Center with nonlifethr­eatening injuries, cops said.

It’s not clear what the argument was about.

Crime Stoppers offers rewards of up to $ 2,000 for your help in solving violent crimes. You don’t have to reveal your identity. Call Crime Stoppers at ( 800) 577- TIPS or go to www.nypdcrimes­toppers.com.

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