QUEENS

* NYPD detectives flew to North Carolina yesterday to bring back a suspect on charges of fatally shooting another man in a dispute over a woman on New Year’s Day. Authorities said Timothy Pelsey, 33, accosted Gregory Frazier, 28, at the corner of 102nd Avenue and 118th Street in Ozone Park, pulled a gun and shot him in the neck and torso just after midnight. Pelsey then fled to North Carolina. Members of the 103rd Precinct Detective squad traced his whereabouts to Robeson County, N.C. About a month ago, NYPD detectives and a SWAT team from Robeson’s Sheriff’s Office swooped down on the home of a Pelsey relative and arrested the alleged shooter. He had been fighting extradition since his arrest, while being held as a fugitive. Finally, Gov. Pataki’s office signed an extradition warrant to bring Pelsey back to stand trial for Frazier’s murder.

* A man who assaulted a woman died after two people restrained him in South Ozone Park yesterday, police said. The 34-year-old man punched and kicked the 50-year-old woman at 3:30 a.m. inside an apartment building at 124-18 Van Wyck Expressway. Two people in the building rushed to help the woman and subdued her attacker. Cops were called to the scene and found the unidentified suspect unconscious. He was taken to Jamaica Hospital, where he died. The woman suffered minor injuries. Police said the man and woman were not acquainted.

* A man was struck and killed in a hit-and-run accident on the Grand Central Parkway last night, police said. The unidentified man was hit around 10 p.m. on the eastbound side of the parkway near 94 Street in East Elmhurst, outside of La Guardia Airport. Police said the man was struck by a dark-blue Lincoln. It was not clear what he was doing on the limited-access highway. (lcf)

THE BRONX

* Police yesterday identified a man who died after being shot three times on a Morris Heights street Monday. An assailant accosted David Pena, 22, in front of an apartment building at 1704 Grand Ave. around 2 p.m., pulled a gun and demanded money, cops said. He then allegedly shot Pena twice in the lower back and once in the thigh before running off. The victim was taken to St. Barnabas Hospital, where he died. The killer was described as a Hispanic man in his 20s who was last seen wearing a black jacket and black pants.

* A man made off with an undetermined amount of cash from a Castle Hill bank yesterday after passing a note to a teller demanding money, cops said. The robbery occurred about 12:30 p.m. in the Chase branch at the corner of Turnbull and Castle Hill avenues.

BROOKLYN

* Police yesterday identified two men – one who was shot and killed and another who was critically wounded Monday in a Flatbush apartment building. At around 9 p.m., Clint Charles, 22, and Kemar Taylor, 23, were approached by a man wearing dark clothes and brandishing a gun in the lobby of 305 Linden Blvd., cops said. The gunman shot Charles twice in the torso and Taylor once in the torso for unknown reasons before fleeing. Both victims were taken to Kings County Hospital, where Charles was pronounced dead. Taylor was listed in critical condition.

* An armed robber walked into an East Flatbush bank yesterday, slipped a teller a note demanding money and fled with $98 in cash, police said. The robbery occurred around noon at the HSBC branch on Flatlands Avenue near East 59th Street.

* A school safety officer was suspended yesterday after being arrested on drug-possession charges, cops said. Tyrone Neal, assigned to Murry Bergtraum HS in Manhattan, was arrested in Bedford-Stuyvesant and suspended at 5:45 a.m.

STATEN ISLAND

* A letter scrawled with anti-Semitic insults and swastikas was sent to a guidance counselor at her office at New Dorp HS, police said yesterday. The 42-year-old woman found the letter on her desk last Friday and reported it to police on Monday.