BROOKLYN
* An armed thief was arrested for pummeling his girlfriend and robbing her in a South Brooklyn supermarket, authorities said yesterday.
The incident began at about 11:50 p.m. on Oct. 3, when Roland Stennett, 44, allegedly phoned his 36-year-old girlfriend as she was shopping in a Pathmark and demanded to know where she was.
The girlfriend said she was in the Hamilton Avenue supermarket at 14th Street and invited Stennett to join her.
When Stennett arrived, he allegedly yelled at his girlfriend, slugged her in the face and pulled up his shirt, revealing a butcher knife tucked in his waistband.
Stennett then snatched a chain from around her neck, removed her bracelet and took her cellphone, sources said. He fled but eventually surrendered to police Thursday and was charged with assault and petit larceny.
The victim suffered minor facial injuries.
QUEENS
* Two Hollis thugs were arrested yesterday for stabbing three men during a robbery that left one victim fighting for his life, authorities said.
The suspects accosted the three victims, all in their 20s, at around 4:40 a.m. on Jamaica Avenue near 183rd Street, police said. The assailants robbed the victims of unspecified property and stabbed them in the neck, torso and chest, cops said.
Police were called to the scene and arrested the pair. Charges were pending against the men, who were identified as Dolton Castellano, 23, and Walter Molina, 22, sources said.
The wounded men were rushed to Mary Immaculate Hospital, where one was listed in critical condition.
The two others were in stable condition.
* A Jamaica man has been arrested for raping a 13-year-old girl in his apartment, authorities said yesterday.
Leviz Acosta, 29, attacked the girl, an acquaintance, in his 162nd Street basement apartment at around 8 p.m. on Sept. 26, sources said.
When the victim did not return home from school that day, her mother called 911.
The girl was reunited with her family, and a police investigation ensued, leading to the arrest of Acosta on Wednesday.
He was charged with rape and endangering the welfare of a child, according to a spokeswoman for Queens District Attorney Richard Brown.
* A youth was arrested for molesting a woman in his Forest Hills apartment, authorities said.
Attique Ahmed, 18, allegedly grabbed the 32-year-old woman, a neighbor, from behind in his Grand Central Parkway apartment at around 10 a.m. on Oct. 10, sources said.
When Ahmed allegedly asked for a kiss, the woman resisted and tried to break free.
But Ahmed managed to kiss the woman’s neck and breasts before she got away and notified police, officials said.
Ahmed was arrested the next day and charged with sexual abuse, forcible touching and harassment, according to Brown’s spokeswoman.
* An apparently homeless woman was charged with weapons possession after cops spotted her with a boxcutter and a loaded gun in a South Jamaica park, authorities said yesterday.
Cops on patrol saw Naomi Patterson, 33, gripping a boxcutter in Baisley Pond Park on 155th Street and 121st Avenue at around 6:15 p.m. Wednesday, sources said.
When one officer approached, Patterson allegedly tried to conceal the weapon.
The cop then noticed the muzzle of a .25-caliber pistol protruding from Patterson’s coat pocket, the sources said.
She was promptly arrested and charged with criminal possession of a weapon, Brown’s spokeswoman said.
MANHATTAN
* Cops were searching for a gunman they say opened fire on a Lower East Side street yesterday.
No one was wounded in the 2:21 p.m. incident, which occurred at East 10th Street and the FDR Drive near the Lillian Wald housing project.
Investigators combed the area looking for the gunman, whose motive is unknown. Detectives also want to speak with witnesses.