Two suspects were nabbed yesterday in a bias attack on two Asian men on a Chinatown street, police said.
Steven Sackaris, 21 of East Atlantic Beach, L.I., and Michael Ostrosky, 29, of East Rockaway, L.I., were arrested early yesterday for the shocking attack on Canal Street at 6:40 p.m. Monday, cops said.
Sackaris and Ostrosky were allegedly in a white 2007 Nissan that stopped in front of a 22-year-old man as he crossed Canal Street at Baxter Street and screamed anti-Asian remarks, authorities said.
After the victim responded, the pair allegedly got out and hit him while shrieking, "This is for the Korean War!" They then turned on a 24-year-old Chinese man standing nearby and began beating him.
One man stabbed another outside a Lower East Side pizzeria early yesterday, cops said.
The victim and a pal were on line inside Rocket Joe's Pizzeria on Delancey Street near Ludlow Street when they got into an argument with another patron at 6:40 p.m., police said.
The disagreement ended, the suspect left and the victim and friend sat and ate their pizza, authorities said.
Once they finished eating, the pair went outside, where the man with whom they had argued and another man greeted them.
That's when the victim was stabbed.
It was not clear which assailant was wielding the knife.
The victim was taken to New York Downtown Hospital, where he was listed in serious condition. His assailants remain at large.
An ex-con was collared for smashing a woman friend into a washing machine in Longwood, police sources said.
Irvin Combasse, 37, allegedly assaulted the woman inside the home they share on Longwood Avenue home near Southern Boulevard at 8:25 a.m. Thursday, the sources said.
The woman suffered face lacerations.
A Melrose man was arrested after cops saw him hanging out in front of his house with a gun in his waistband, authorities said.
Jonathon Aviles, 24, was spotted with the weapon in front of his St. Ann's Avenue home at 9:20 p.m. Thursday, police sources said.
When officers approached, he hightailed it into the building only to be captured moments later.
A woman was carjacked in Bensonhurst after the thief staged an accident before speeding off in her vehicle, police said.
The unidentified 76-year-old woman was driving her Toyota Camry Thursday at 6:15 p.m. when her vehicle was bumped from behind by a Hyundai Tuscan driven by a 35-year-old man at the corner of Dahill Road and Avenue M.
The two got out of their cars to survey the damage, and the man made a dash for the woman's car and sped off with it. The woman was unharmed.
A drunken man tossed a beer bottle from his car and ran a slew of traffic lights in Flatbush, police sources said yesterday.
Cops spotted Saul Kaminsky, 52, of Belle Harbor, Queens, as he plowed through three red lights and threw out his empty booze bottle before he was stopped at Irvington Place and East 17th Street at 11:53 p.m. Thursday, the sources said.
Kaminsky's license has allegedly been suspended on two previous occasions, authorities said.
Drinking a beer near his home got a Gerritsen Beach teen busted after cops discovered he had an open warrant for his arrest, police sources aid.
Michael Sheehan, 17, was swigging from a 12-ounce bottle in front of his Allen Avenue house at 12:35 a.m. Thursday, the sources said.
When officers questioned him and ran his name, they discovered there had been a warrant issued for him in connection with a Feb. 28 arrest for unlawfully staying in a park after hours, authorities said.
A man and woman were busted on drug charges inside a New Brighton apartment, authorities said yesterday.
Rashann Gordon, 24, and Barbary Corey, 35, were nabbed inside Gordon's Jersey Street apartment at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, authorities said.
Inside a hole in the wall of a second-floor bedroom, cops found four ounces of cocaine and 30 plastic bags of the drug in rock form, a spokesman for DA Daniel Donovan said.
A Tottenville teen was arrested for robbing, kicking, punching and stabbing another youth in a confrontation that netted the suspect and his accomplices $60, law-enforcement sources said yesterday.
Gary Caiozzo, 16, was arrested at 2:15 p.m. Thursday and charged as one of several assailants responsible for the June 30 attack on a 14-year-old boy at Conference House Park, at Hylan Boulevard and Satterlee Street, authorities said.
Sources said Caiozzo and several cohorts kicked punched and stabbed the victim, who suffered a broken nose and a punctured lung.
Caiozzo swiped the 14-year-old's wallet, cops said.
One of his alleged partners in crime, Michael Dohner, 16, was arrested Sunday and approximately six other suspects were being sought.
An off-duty NYPD traffic agent was nabbed for trying to steal two hats from a Woodside sporting goods store, police said.
Robert Smith, 47, was caught after he walked out of a Sports Authority on Northern Boulevard with two baseball caps in his pockets at 3 p.m. Thursday, cops said.
Smith, who has been with department for 18 years, allegedly threw the caps on the ground when he was confronted by a store security guard.