THE WOMAN WAS allegedly fronting a cat house. 

The post pad on Murray and Church Streets was where a 40-year-old woman allegedly lured a potential john for a trick. 

He showed up to her love lair at around 6 p.m. on Jan. 15, when the woman conversed with a very eager customer who was looking to get lucky. 

To consummate sexual favors, the woman set the price at $160. 

But before they could get it on — the woman was arrested on the spot and later charged with promoting prostitution.

WITH FIVE BUSTS under his belt in the past year — if he’s not guilty, the perp is certainly prolific. 

A 49-year-old allegedly scorned two orders of protections by judges to hurl death threats to a woman three times. 

Already in a heap of trouble have racked up busts in September and October for choking and criminal contempt. 

And on that score, the suspect reared his mug to allegedly haunt a woman who had sought protection from him. 

Two times and two judges imposed a year-long orders of protection. 

And those documents might as well have been printed on loser ticket at a horse race. 

On the morning of Oct. 28, the suspect appeared at the woman’s Andrews Avenue apartment and groused, “I will kill everyone in Apartment 2C!”

A week later, on Nov. 6, the same unsavory returned to the woman’s home to wail, “I hope you die!”

The authorities say on the early morning of Nov. 25, and taunted the woman some more. 

“You think this is over,” he rhetorically asked and then screamed. “I’m coming for everyone.”

The last shouting effort was enough to punch his ticket to get the jail business. 

He was brought up on several charges of criminal contempt.

A TRIO NEARLY killed a man after bushwhacking him from behind with bats and the soles of their shoes. 

It was around 10 p.m. on Dec. 17 when three goons rushed a man inside a Bedford Avenue parking garage at the Ebbets Field Apartments.

They swarmed the 26-year-old man and ganged up on him with a series of haymakers. 

When their target hit the ground, one of the fiends wielding a baseball bat went to work on the innocent’s legs and body. 

The two other batless brutes then stomped on the man’s head “repeatedly”, according to the criminal complaint. 

After tenderizing the man — the three fled. 

The man was rushed to Kings County Hospital where he was treated for severe head and body injuries. 

One of the three was snared and hit with attempted murder, gang assault, assault, and weapons possession.

IVY WASN’T WELCOMED in the kitchen.

The one-year-old pitbull (she’ll be two in April) allegedly parked just outside the doorframe to catch some Zs back at around noon on Feb. 25 inside their home located on Beach 19th Street near Everdell Avenue.

The tips of her paws crossed into the kitchen slightly.

But it was enough to cross the mother. And earned the poor pooch to suffer a severe pummeling.

“She put her paws in the kitchen,” the woman’s son, 21, told The Blotter.

Were her paws muddy or wet?

Nope.

“Her paws are clean,” she explained, but he acknowledged, “she just doesn't want her in the kitchen.”

He explained how Ivy unfortunately picked the wrong spot in the house.

“Think about the outside of your door,” the young man said. “And you know when dogs lie down – they put their paws out.”

That was Ivy’s crime.

The 42-year-old matriarch allegedly unleashed a hurt.

She kicked Ivy and then took hold of her younger son’s over-ear headphones and whacked the dog, causing her to suffer a bloody lip and cut over her eye.

“This is just, um, I would put it as stuff like this is bound to happen,” he said.
”I'm trying to get out of here because I fear one day – it could get a lot worse.”

Only he’s finding it hard to secure a place on his own right now. “the way this the economy works, you know, it's hard to do things by yourself,” he admitted.

When she was through hurting Ivy, her son was in the woman’s crosshairs.

She allegedly weaponized the headphones (who belonged to the man’s younger brother) again, and struck him “several times” to his head.

The attacked young man admitted that the clobbering he and Ivy endured wasn’t an anomaly.

He claims that his mother has been abusive since “when I was about eight years old and older.”

And according to him, the lashouts are often fueled by booze.

“She's an alcoholic,” he said.

Cops arrived early the next morning and took his mother into custody for torturing Ivy, failure to provide substance, assault, aggravated harassment, and harassment.

Attempts to reach the arrested mom were unsuccessful.

As far as Ivy’s recovery, the son said, She's all right. She's fine.”

Asked if he is recovering from the confrontation, the son was more concerned with Ivy, noting, “I could care less about myself.”

HE NEEDED A battery. But he didn’t want to pay for it. 

At around noon on Jan. 12, the perp was inside a Pep Boys on Forest Avenue near Van Name Avenue scoping for a part. 

He found the brand he wanted and started jigging out the door without offering to tender the purchase. 

A clerk in a branded Pep Boys jumper attempted to coax the suspect to purchase the heavy item. 

But he was rebuffed. 

While in the parking lot, the accused hopped in his car and was captured on CCTV hitting reverse and the punching the gas and struck the man’s leg. 

For the smashup and thievery — authorities took the driver into custody. He was brought up on attempted robbery, assault, criminal possession of a weapon, and aggravated harassment.

THE NYPD is disseminating a few shorthand advisories such as avoiding strolling around town late at night, choosing well-lit streets, being vigilante, and even keeping the volume low when using headphones.

The Canadian-manufactured "Moose Knuckle" winter coats and Nike sneakers are especially hot items by wayward teens out for bluebloods.

One particular Moose Knuckle bomber jacket (with its gold-plated riveted branding) fetches $1,500…

A request seeking comment from Moose Knuckler was not immediately returned.

Here are series of incidents involving strong armed robberies for peoples’ attire and kicks.

A 14-year-old boy was approached by two punks while standing on the corner of Bay Parkway and West 11th Streets in New Utrecht.

One toted a knife and yanked the kid’s jacket off him.

He was described as having a medium complexion, orange hoodie, orange sweats, black bubble vest, and a black mask.

The sidekick, was also medium complexion, wearing a black jacket, gray sweats, gray hoodie, black sneakers, and a black mask.

II: A 16-year-old boy was in Bay Ridge at around 9:15 a.m. on Feb. 13. The boy was walking on Ridge Boulevard and 86th Street when four fiends on mopeds demanded he give them his coat. They then forcibly removed it and tore a portion of it.

III: On Feb. 21, four crooks demanded two boys, a 16-year-old and 14-year-old on e-bikes, demanded their stuff. One of the thugs pushed the 16-year-old off his e-bike. Then they snatched a Nike bookbag.

INCIDENTS…

I. A 14-year-old was confronted on the eve of Dec. 12 while walking on 99th Street in Corona.

A group of deviants stepped to him — one of them wielding a knife and demanded his valuables. They took the boy’s North Face coat (worth $220) and sprinted off.

II. A 13-year-old boy was walking on Corona Avenue back on Dec. 12 when bandits showed him a knife and removed his $140 backpack.

III: A 16-year-old lost his Air Jordans when a group menaced him in broad daylight on Dec. 15 while walking along Lamont Avenue. They took the kid’s kicks (worth around $100).

IV: That same day a 19-year-old was ganged up on while outside a building on Elbertson Street. One drew a knife and took the man’s $330 coat and other valuables.

V: A 21-year-old man was also chased down by the same perps — this time for his Balenciaga sneakers (valued at $1,200). They not only brandished the knife but also punched the man several times before leaving him shoeless.

VI: The thieves shook down a 14-year-old while he was walking on 42nd Avenue in Flushing for his $280 North Face jacket and $270 Air Jordans.

STATEN ISLAND

VII. A 14-year-old suffered a broken tooth when a duo jumped him for his Moose Knuckle jacket. The mugging took place on the late night of Feb. 10. The boy was taken to Richmond University Medical Center.

Among the thread thieving crew, one of them being sought individual was last seen wearing… a black Moose Knuckles jacket, black jeans and white Jordan sneakers!!!

The second was last spotted wearing a black hoodie, shorts and black sneakers.

I: Two teenage boys, 16 and 17, were surrounded by a wild bunch along Burnside Avenue, on the afternoon of Feb. 2, with one simulating a weapon. One pushed a victim to the ground and snatched his jacket and wallet (worth $1,000).

II. Goons attacked a 13-year-old girl on the early evening of Feb. 2. The girl was walking on East Kingsbridge Road near 192nd Street when a group of misfits approached and took a chain from her neck (worth roughly around $100).

III. The hellions forced a 14-year-old kid to forfeit his jacket (worth around $370) while he was walking in front of a building on Sedgwick Avenue on the evening of Feb. 2.

I. Two hustlers nicked a pair of headphones from a 29-year-old in front of John Street back on the evening of Feb. 10. The perps took off on Gold Street.

II. A 30-year-old woman was outnumbered back on the night of Feb. 10 by a pair while walking along Warren and Church Streets. They took her headphones and then ran off.

III. Another woman, 18, walking on Warren Street was targeted on Feb. 11 where she was confronted by a man who swiped her headphone.s

IV. Two goons took headphones from a 3-year-old woman while she was standing on Murray Street on the night of Feb. 13.

V. A man stole a 16-year-old girl’s headphones while she was walking on Peter Minuit Place and State Street in Battery Park back on the evening of Feb. 18.

VI. A 31-year-old lost her headphones while walking on Nassau Street on the night of Feb. 17. A lone looter approached her and snatched the gizmo and fled on foot.

DEA Agent Frank Panessa, keeing his cover as made man “Frankie Pagano” and strutting with a paper bag filled with $85,000 to buy smack. Walking next to him are Sicilian mafiosi Alberto Ficalora and Paolo La Porta.

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