BROOKLYN

A man was shot and critically wounded and his car was stolen after a brawl with two men in Bedford-Stuyvesant yesterday, cops said.

The 40-year-old victim got into a fight at Nostrand Avenue and Fulton Street at around 4 a.m., police said.

One of his two adversaries shot him in the chest. The other jumped into his car and sped away with cops in pursuit, witnesses said.

The thug crashed the stolen vehicle after hitting two cars outside the Weeksville Gardens Houses on Pacific Street near Troy Avenue, cops said.

The victim was rushed to Kings County Hospital in critical condition.

One of the hoodlums was nabbed on Dean Street immediately after the crash, but was not under arrest as of late yesterday.

It is unclear if the man in custody was the shooter. The other thug is still at large.

THE BRONX

A Morris Heights man shot dead his girlfriend in his apartment early yesterday.

Armando Suncar, 38, allegedly fired one bullet into the head of Milagrus Placenia, 44, in his home on Andrews Avenue near West Tremont Avenue at 2 a.m.

Placenia, who also lived on Andrews Avenue, was pronounced dead at the scene and Suncar was arrested. Charges against him are pending.

Police did not reveal what sparked the fatal gunplay.

A man was gunned down outside his apartment door in an Edenwald housing project, cops said yesterday.

José Rodriguez, 53, was shot once in the head in the second-floor hallway of his building in the Baychester Houses on Schieffelin Avenue near East 226th Street shortly after 10 p.m. Friday, police said.

Rodriguez was rushed to Jacobi Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

Cops said they have no suspect or motive and could not provide a description of the gunman.

QUEENS

Two teenagers were critically injured yesterday when a gunman opened fire on a Jamaica street, police said.

The victims, ages 14 and 15, were hanging out on Lakewood Avenue near Remington Street when gunshots rang out at 3:34 a.m., cops said.

Both youths suffered several bullet wounds. The older boy was taken to Jamaica Hospital and the younger teen was rushed to Mary Immaculate Hospital. Both remain in critical condition.

STATEN ISLAND

Police released a composite sketch of a man whose skeletal remains were found in a wooded section of Grasmere last year.

The likeness is based on a description provided by an anthropologist who examined the skeleton, discovered by a city environmental employee under dense vegetation near Lansing Street and Balfour streets Oct. 6.

The anthropologist, who worked with the Medical Examiner’s Office, determined the man was between 25 and 30 years old when he was killed by blunt-force trauma to the head three to 10 years ago.

The man’s race, skin tone and hair color remain undetermined.