BROOKLYN

* A reputed gang member was shot and killed and another man was shot and wounded outside a large party in Canarsie yesterday, cops said.

Anthony Ervin, 25, who sources said belongs to the Bloods street gang, was shot five times and collapsed in an alley on Avenue K at about 1:11 a.m., cops said. He died at the scene.

Jameel Small, 20, was also shot in the same incident. He is listed in stable condition in Kings County Hospital. He told cops he was walking by the party when he was hit. (s, lcf)

* The ex-boyfriend of a pregnant woman found shot to death in her Flatlands apartment Saturday was under arrest last night on unrelated charges, police sources said.

Lamethia McCollum, 28, was shot in the head in the bedroom of the apartment that she shared with her 9-year-old daughter. Doctors couldn’t save her unborn child.

Police questioned McCollum’s ex-boyfriend, Ed Brown, but his alibi checked out. But Brown was kept in custody because he had an outstanding warrant for disorderly conduct. (s, lcf)

* A 44-year-old man has been charged with homicide and criminal possession of a weapon in a fatal stabbing Saturday.

Freddy Irry, 49, was walking with his girlfriend on Lafayette Avenue in Prospect Heights when they encountered Donnell Franklin, 44, who knew the woman, cops said. Words were exchanged, and Franklin allegedly stabbed Irry in the stomach.

Irry was taken to Bellevue Hospital, where he died.

* Two cars were vandalized in Crown Heights by an unknown person who wrote anti-Semitic slurs on them.

At about 7:20 a.m. yesterday, a woman discovered the slurs scrawled on the hood of her car and found three of its tires slashed.

Hours later, a man discovered that two of his car’s tires had been slashed and the hood of his car had been defaced with anti-Semitic markings. Police believe the two incidents are related.

* A 60-year-old man was seriously injured at 9:25 a.m. yesterday when he was hit by a 1993 Nissan while crossing Kings Highway at the intersection with Flatbush Avenue.

The victim, whose name was withheld, was taken to Kings County Hospital, where he was listed in critical condition. The driver stopped, and no arrests were made.

* A good Samaritan was fatally shot in broad daylight along with the man he was trying to protect in a Brooklyn neighborhood yesterday, according to cops and area residents.

The tragedy unfolded at 1:30 p.m. on Miller Avenue in East New York, when 29-year-old Shawn Smalls got into an argument with one or more people.

An older man from the neighborhood intervened on Smalls’ behalf, with deadly consequences, friends and relatives said.

“I just got a call that my cousin [Smalls] was in a fight. I came here, and he was shot. I heard they were fighting, and then somebody killed him. The guy that rents him a room tried to break it up, and they shot him, too,” said Rashawn Cook, 24.

Police said Smalls was shot multiple times and pronounced dead at the scene. The other man was pronounced dead at Brookdale Hospital.

No arrests were made.

Another cousin of Smalls, who refused to give her name, said, “The same guys that shot my cousin shot that old man.

“I don’t know them, but those guys who shot him hang right next door,” she said, referring to an apartment known for drug dealing.

A neighbor who refused to give her name, said “I heard gunshots, about six of them, then I ran downstairs. Bugsy [Smalls] looked like he was gone, and the old man was still alive.” (m)

* A woman reported that her car had been vandalized in Crown Heights by an unknown person who wrote anti-Semitic slurs on it. The incident is being investigated as a possible bias incident. (m)

QUEENS

* A 36-year-old man, Janmaja Prashad, was found dead at 8 a.m. Saturday in the garage of his home on 220th Street in Queens Village, police said. The Medical Examiner’s Office is investigating the cause of death.

* An unidentified 18-year-old man was fatally shot once in the head by an unknown person at 11:15 p.m. Saturday on Linden Boulevard in Cambria Heights.

He was pronounced dead at Mary Immaculate Hospital. No arrests have been made.

* A woman reported Saturday morning that anti-Semitic remarks had been scrawled on the door of her house near 137th Street in Flushing, said police.

* Money was stolen from the collection boxes at Our Lady of Mercy Church on Kessel Street in Forest Hills, according to police, who said the crime was discovered at 8 a.m. yesterday. The thief had entered the church through an open window. (m)

THE BRONX

* Two men were stabbed, one fatally, at a party in Morris Park early yesterday, cops said. Darwin Miliano, 18, was stabbed once in the chest by an unknown assailant at 2:47 a.m., police said. He was pronounced dead at Lincoln Hospital.

Anthony Alvarez, also 18, was stabbed by the same person as he tried to defend Miliano, police said. His injuries were not life threatening. (s, lcf)

MANHATTAN

* James Smoot, a civilian assigned to the NYPD’s management information system division, was arrested and suspended from his job Saturday after a domestic incident, police said yesterday. Smoot was charged with third-degree assault.