Borough-Wide Blotter
COMPILED BY LIZ GOFF 108th Precinct

Seek Info On Laundromat 'Spillover'

Woodside detectives are searching for a gang of knife-wielding toughs who stabbed two men outside a local laundromat on February 28.

Police said the attack began inside the laundry at Roosevelt and 39th Avenues at about 10:25 p.m., when the victims, ages 18 and 20, got into an argument with their attackers.

The dispute spilled out onto the street, where the two victims were stabbed in the back and one was left clinging to life, police said. Both victims were taken to Elmhurst Hospital Center, where the 20-year-old is listed in extremely critical condition, and the 18-year-old victim is listed in stable condition.

Police detained two men for questioning, but subsequently released them.

Anyone with information on the suspects is urged to call the Crimestoppers Hotline at 1- 800-577-TIPS. The Hotline is offering a $2,000 reward to anyone with information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspects. 109th Precinct

Nab Chinese New Year Killer

Cops in Flushing arrested a 21-year-old local man on March 5 and charged him with the murder of a restaurant deliveryman on February 18.

Police busted Kendall Walker at his Colden Street home and charged him with knifing 40- year-old Hung Zhang in the heart as Zhang walked home from a Chinese New Year celebration.

Police said Walker murdered Zhang as he walked along Elder Avenue and Colden Street at about 4 a.m. The attack took place during a confrontation between the two men, police said.

Cops originally said Zhang had been robbed and stabbed by three men, but later indicated he had not been robbed and that he had been arguing with one individual.

Walker was charged with murder and held without bail at his arraignment at Kew Gardens Criminal Court.

Teen Thwarts Home Invasion

Cops are handing kudos to a 13-year-old College Point girl who managed to call 911 when four men broke into her family home last week. Police stopped the thugs in their tracks as they tried to flee the scene.

Police said the men stormed into the home on 125th Street at about 7:30 p.m. on March 7. The suspects pistol-whipped members of the girl's family and made off with $4,000 cash, jewelry and two guns, police said.

Unknown to the suspects, the girl slipped away when they entered the home and managed to dial 911, sending cops rushing to the scene, police said.

The cops caught the suspects in the backyard of the home, where they were arrested on robbery, assault, weapons and other charges, authorities said. 112th Precinct

Stockman Charged In Pool Cue Slay

A worker at a notorious Rego Park strip club is facing murder charges this week for killing a man with a pool cue, authorities said.

Cops arrested Cesar Paz shortly after he followed a group of customers outside Goldfingers on February 25 and allegedly whacked Besnik Prebreza over the head with a pool cue, leaving the victim brain-dead, police said.

Doctors at St. John's Hospital declared Prebreza brain-dead on his arrival and wanted to take him off life support almost immediately, police sources said. But family members obtained a court order calling for his examination by an independent medical team, the sources said.

When the family-appointed neurologists agreed that there was no hope for the 23-yearold Ridgewood man, the family agreed to remove him from life support on February 27.

Paz, 29, who worked as a bar stockman at Goldfingers, was arrested on March 1 and charged with attempted murder and two counts of assault. A spokesperson for the Queens District Attorney's office said prosecutors would now file murder charges against Paz.

Police sources said Prebreza, his brother and a female friend arrived at Goldfingers at about midnight on February 25 and a bouncer told Prebreza to put out his cigarette. He did so, but quickly lit up another cigarette, provoking a shoving match with the bouncer, the sources said.

When Prebreza's brother, Afrim, jumped on the bouncer's back, the bouncer tossed the brothers and the woman out of the club, the sources said. An irate Paz lunged at the trio, smashing Prebreza in the back of the head with the pool cue, police said.

Law enforcement sources said Paz has a lengthy criminal history, including seven sealed criminal cases in Queens. 115th Precinct

Serial Purse-Snatcher Nabbed

Cops in Jackson Heights busted a 22-yearold local man on March 6, and charged him with a string of purse snatchings.

Police said Winston Agudelo struck three times between October 6, 2006 and January 25, 2007, each time approaching a vehicle and telling the female driver she had a flat tire. When the victim got out of her car, Agudelo reached inside and snatched her purse, then fled on foot, police said.

Detectives at the 115th Precinct squad caught up with Agudelo on March 6 and charged him with grand larceny.