QUEENS

* Police yesterday released an updated sketch and description of a man being sought for allegedly raping a woman in a Long Island City subway station.

The unidentified suspect (above) followed the 21-year-old woman off a G train at the 21st Street station about 3 a.m. on June 7.

On the southbound platform, the suspect tried to lick her feet, but the woman got away and tried to run upstairs.

As the suspect dragged her back down the stairs, a booth clerk pressed an emergency button, alerting police.

The suspect then allegedly raped the woman on the platform and fled before cops arrived.

The thug was described as a light-skinned black man in his 20s, 5-foot-8, 160 pounds with a mustache, brown eyes and short brown hair.

* Police are investigating a string of tire slashings in Maspeth early yesterday, authorities said.

The vandalism was reported around 5 a.m. when several residents noticed their tires had been slashed near 53rd Avenue and 63rd Street, cops said.

According to police sources, five people filed reports with the 104th Precinct detailing the damage, but there appeared to be 10 to 15 other cars with flattened tires and one vehicle with a broken mirror.

The vandals immobilized cars between 65th Street and Maurice Avenue and from 62nd Place to 53rd Drive.

* A teenager was arrested for firing shots at four men on a Far Rockaway street, police sources said yesterday.

Barry Cozart, 19, rode a bicycle up to four unidentified men at Nameoke Street near Redfern Avenue about 3:45 p.m. Tuesday, sources said.

He then allegedly pulled a gun and opened fire, but no one was hit.

Cozart, whose motive was not known, then pedaled away, according to the sources.

BROOKLYN

* Three people were shot on a Brownsville street late Tuesday night, police sources said.

Sources say the shooting took place around 11:30 p.m. in front of 520 Osborne St. when a gunman fired several shots at a 25-year-old convicted drug dealer, striking him in the leg and hitting two people standing nearby – a 25-year-old man struck in the arm and a 45-year-old woman hit in the stomach.

The three victims were taken to Kings County Hospital and listed yesterday in stable condition.

Sources said the apparent target of the attack survived a shooting several years ago – as did a son of the wounded mother hit in yesterday’s gunfire.

* One of two bandits was arrested for robbing a worker at gunpoint in an East Flatbush store last month, authorities said yesterday.

Sources said Rashida Bubb, 22, and an accomplice walked into a cellphone store at 1930 Nostrand Ave. about 12:35 p.m. on May 25, sources said.

Bubb allegedly pulled a gun, pointed it at a 25-year-old female employee and announced a stick-up.

The accomplice then grabbed phones from shelf cases and put them in a bag, sources said.

Bubb then allegedly tossed some more cellphones to the accomplice, emptied out a box of phone cards and took cash from a register.

The suspects fled with about $6,000 in cash and property.

After Bubb was ID’d in a photo array, he was arrested on Tuesday.

* A man was arrested for hitting his girlfriend with a plunger in her East New York apartment, authorities said yesterday.

Gustave Olivier, 25, had words with his girlfriend as she was mopping the floor in her Ashford Street apartment about 12:47 a.m. Tuesday. Sources said Olivier was upset that she had not cooked dinner.

Olivier allegedly tossed mop water on the floor, grabbed a plunger and bashed the woman in the face.

He then shoved the woman, wearing only underwear, into the hallway and locked the door.

The woman called cops from a neighbor’s apartment and Olivier was arrested.

* A man was shot dead early yesterday in a Bedford-Stuyvesant housing project, cops said.

Tashawn Cannie, 21, was hit in the chest and right leg on the fourth floor of the Marcy Houses at 554 Flushing Ave. about 2:30 a.m., when an assailant approached, pulled a gun and opened fire, sources said.

Cannie was pronounced dead at the scene. The shooter fled.

* Police yesterday identified a teenager shot and killed on a Bedford-Stuyvesant street.

Isawi Frederick, 17, got into a dispute with an unidentified man at the corner of Halsey Street and Bedford Avenue about 8 p.m. Tuesday, police sources said.

The suspect pulled a gun, shot Frederick several times and fled.

It was not immediately clear what sparked the attack.

THE BRONX

* A Soundview man who fell into a coma after being punched by another man in May has died from his injuries, authorities said yesterday.

Angel Perez, 44, was taken off a respirator at a Bronx hospital about 4 p.m. Monday.

According to authorities, Perez argued with Ramon Vargas, 33, at Elder Avenue near Watson Avenue on May 19.

The dispute turned violent and Vargas allegedly slugged Perez in the face, knocking him down.

Perez suffered brain injuries as his head hit the sidewalk. Vargas was arrested on May 26.

The Bronx District Attorney’s Office said it would not upgrade charges because investigators cannot prove Perez intended to kill Vargas.

It was unclear what the men were arguing about.