The driver accused of “intentionally” mowing down a woman after a wild knife fight outside a Queens nightclub surrendered to cops this week, authorities said. 

Eddie Eason, 25, showed up at the 102nd Precinct station house with his lawyer Wednesday morning and was slapped with a murder charge for running over Tiara Graham, 31, on Sept. 24, cops said. 

Eason, of East New York, was driving a white sedan when he rammed into Graham at 120th Street and 97th Avenue in South Richmond Hill around 2:45 a.m. Sept. 24, cops said. 

Police arrived to find Graham lying in the roadway with massive body trauma. 

She was later pronounced dead at Jamaica Hospital Medical Center.

As police arrived at the scene of the deadly hit-and-run, officers also responded to 911 calls of a large group fighting two blocks away, outside the Showtime Bar & Lounge, cops said. 

The brawl left one man, 23, stabbed in the torso; another, 32, with a slash wound to the face and two other men, both 40, also cut in the face.

In addition to striking Graham, Eason was also involved in the knife fight, authorities said. 

Police believe Graham, of Brownsville, was known to one or more of the men involved in the fight, cops said. 

Stabbing victimDavid Williams told The Post that Graham was his dear friend. 

“I lost my friend. My friend died,” an emotional Williams said at the time. “She got mowed over by a car. I feel numb. She had a kid she took care of, her step kid. I’m still hurt. She was great, one of the best people you could ever have as a friend, man, the best person in the world.”

Eason was also charged with attempted murder, assault and criminal possession of a weapon and criminal possession of a weapon, cops said. 

As of Thursday morning, police did not believe any other suspects were outstanding.