BROOKLYN

* An East Flatbush man was arrested for shooting out several restaurant windows after being booted from the eatery for smoking, authorities said yesterday.

Damion Henry, 24, was busted on Tuesday and charged with attempted murder.

Sources said Henry was puffing a cigarette in the restaurant on Utica Avenue at about 1 a.m. on June 4, when a waitress told him he couldn’t smoke inside.

Henry then allegedly blew smoke in the face of the waitress, who alerted her manager. The manager told Henry to put out the cigarette, then kicked the smoking-law violator out when he refused, sources said.

Henry then allegedly pulled a semiautomatic and fired several shots, blowing out five windows and causing about $2,500 in damage.

No one was injured.

* One person in a group of thugs shot and killed a man yesterday on a Bushwick street, cops said.

The 22-year-old victim was shot in the head for unknown reasons at Jefferson and Wilson avenues at about 12:30 a.m., police said.

The victim, whose name was not immediately released, was rushed to Wyckoff Hospital, where he died. The suspects fled.

* A suspect was arrested yesterday for attacking a male acquaintance with a metal pipe in Bushwick, authorities said yesterday.

Police received a 2:35 a.m. call of an assault and responded to Knickerbocker Avenue near Covert Street.

In an apartment there, cops found Thaddeus Gupton, 48, with a metal pipe, and a 50-year-old man with a head wound, sources said.

Gupton had assaulted the victim with the pipe after the victim failed to comply with the assailant’s demand to switch the TV to another channel, the sources said.

Gupton was charged with assault, menacing and weapons possession.

The injured man was rushed to Woodhull Hospital, where he received stitches.

* A teenager has been arrested for pistol-whipping and tying up a man and his 8-year-old nephew while ransacking their Brownsville apartment last year, authorities said yesterday.

Naishan Davis, 18, was arrested on Tuesday and charged with assault, menacing, robbery and burglary after one of the victims spotted him on Osborn Street.

Sources said Davis and four others were let into the Bristol Street apartment by the nephew of the 36-year-old victim after the suspects rang the doorbell at about 3:30 p.m. on May 13 of last year.

The man heard his nephew screaming and went to see what was wrong. He encountered the suspects holding a gun to his nephew’s head on a flight of stairs, sources said.

The suspects allegedly pistol-whipped the man and stole about $150 and a cellphone from him.

The thugs then tied up the victims and ransacked the apartment. They took jewelry, a PlayStation and a camera.

* A man whose bloodied body was found at a Red Hook housing project on Tuesday died of cirrhosis of the liver, sources said yesterday.

The 55-year-old man was discovered with blood seeping from his mouth and nose on Mill Street at the Red Hook Houses at about 6:05 a.m., the sources said.

THE BRONX

* A woman five months pregnant was repeatedly stabbed in a Melrose park early yesterday, allegedly by an ex-girlfriend of the baby’s father, police sources said.

The suspect had just been released from prison, the sources said. The mother and the baby survived the attack.

The stabbing occurred as the woman, Tiffany Muskully, 19, crossed the Grove Hill Playground next to PS 157 at East 158th Street and Cauldwell Avenue around 2 a.m., police said.

Muskully had left her grandmother’s house to buy milk for her 2-year-old son, Justin, at a nearby store when she was attacked in the playground.

She was stabbed at least 10 times in the stomach, back and chest, the grandmother said.

As paramedics rushed Muskully to the hospital in critical condition, she told police that she knew her attacker – a 24-year-old woman, a source said.

The suspect, who was just recently released from prison, dated the father of Muskully’s baby before being incarcerated, and investigators think jealousy may have been the motive, the source said. (s, lcf)

* A teenager was shot outside at a Melrose housing project, police said yesterday.

The 19-year-old man, whose name was not released, got into an argument with an unidentified suspect in the rear of the Melrose Houses about 9:17 p.m. Tuesday.

The assailant pulled a gun, shot the teen twice in the back and fled.

The wounded man was rushed to Lincoln Hospital, where he was listed in critical condition. Police said the victim was being uncooperative in their investigation.

STATEN ISLAND

* A man has been arrested for beating four people in Eltingville, court records show.

According to a court complaint, Joseph Godfrey Jr., 38, slugged a man in the face and ribs at Strawberry Lane and Mayberry Promenade on Sunday.

Godfrey then allegedly slugged three other men in the face, breaking the nose of two of the victims and hitting the fourth victim in the mouth, requiring eight stitches.

Godfrey was arrested Monday and charged with assault and harassment.

QUEENS (m)

A man was being questioned yesterday in connection with a possible racially motivated baseball-bat attack on a black man in Howard Beach, cops said.

The incident began at about 3:30 a.m. at 79th Street and 160th Avenue, where the 22-year-old victim and two cohorts were attempting to steal a Chrysler 300 for somebody who was going to pay them $6,000, sources said.

Suddenly, three white men driving a black Escalade drove up.

The black men ran, but the 22-year-old fell to the ground.

At least one of the thugs bashed the 22-year-old in the head and fled.

The victim was rushed to Jamaica Hospital, where he was listed in critical condition.