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Lout smashes woman’s car windshield and tail light

78th Precinct

Park Slope

Smash lout

Some jerk smashed up a woman’s car she parked on Berkeley Place on Oct. 14.

The victim told police she left her 2001 Dodge Caravan between Fifth and Sixth avenues in tip-top condition at 11:30 am, and returned two days later to find her rear windshield shattered and one of her tail lights busted.

No arrests have been made in the case, which has been closed, cops said.

Coughing fit

Cops arrested a 21-year-old man accused of busting up a Sixth Street hospital on Oct. 20 and kicking an employee.

The victim told police he was escorting the suspect out of the medical center between Seventh and Eighth avenues at 2:10 am when he smashed a door, before striking the worker with a swift kick to the ribs.

Police cuffed the suspect that day, charging him with misdemeanor assault, cops said.

Bike bandit

A thief rode off with a woman’s bike she locked to a fence on Eighth Avenue on Oct. 18.

The victim told police she chained her Critical Cycles bike near President Street at 10:30 pm, and returned the next morning to find her pedal-powered ride stolen.

No arrests have been made in the case, which was been closed, cops said.

Helter shelter

Some crook made off with a man’s pair of Gucci sunglasses he stashed in a locker at a Butler Street homeless shelter on Oct. 15.

The victim told police he stowed his designer shades at the shelter between Nevins Street and Third Avenue before heading to work at 8 pm, and returned the next morning to find them stolen.

No arrests have been made in the case, which has been closed, according to police.

Import export

A thief motored off with a man’s German motorcycle he parked on Sixth Avenue on Oct. 14.

The victim told police he left his 2017 BMW RGT between Third and Fourth streetsat 6:45 pm, and returned the next at around noon to find an empty space where his top-of-the-line German-import bike had been.

No arrests have been made in the case, which has been closed, according to police.

— Colin Mixson