Brooklyn

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Cops are seeking a man for allegedly robbing two banks in Midwood and Flatlands within a three-week span, authorities said yesterday.

The 6-foot, 220-pounder hit the HSBC branch on Flatlands Avenue and the Chase branch on Avenue J, cops said.

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A drug suspect hellbent on escape smashed his car into several vehicles and one police officer in Brownsville, authorities said.

Narcotics cops reported seeing Christopher Love, 29, dealing drugs on Pitkin Avenue and Powell Street at about 6:50 p.m. Tuesday.

But when they moved in, the cops said, he sped off and tossed something out the window while blowing red lights and stop signs.

The detective he struck had drawn his gun and was holding up his shield as ID, according to court papers.

Love later slammed into two parked cars and a moving vehicle before crashing head on into a squad car while driving the wrong way, the papers say.

Three officers suffered minor injuries, and Love was charged with assault and reckless driving.

The Bronx

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A 52-year-old ex-con was found beaten to death in his Wakefield apartment.

Officers responding to a 911 call found Miles Klein’s body in his home on White Plains Road at 10:05 p.m. Wednesday.

Klein’s record dated back to 1986 and included two arrests, for drug dealing and grand larceny.

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Cops busted one of four armed thugs who invaded a man’s South Bronx home and stole $5,000 last month, authorities said yesterday.

Edward Chatman, 27, was collared Saturday and charged with the April 23 holdup of the 37-year-old victim in his Prospect Avenue apartment, cops said.

Chatman, two other men and a woman stormed into the home, flashed a gun and demanded cash, cops said.

Chatman was charged with robbery. His accomplices were still being sought last night.

The victim was not injured.

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The Yankee captain would not be proud.

Police are looking a man, who allegedly tried but failed to knock off a bank in University Heights while wearing a Derek Jeter Yankee shirt.

The would-be bandit walked into the Chase branch on West Burnside Avenue at about 12:30 p.m. on May 5 and passed a teller a note but left empty handed, cops said.

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Two armed hoodlums pulled off a terrifying home invasion in Great Kills, police said.

A woman posing as a home attendant rang the bell at the home on Elverton Avenue at about 9:30 a.m. yesterday, according to police.

When the homeowner answered, the crook’s male accomplice barged through the door, pulled out a gun and announced a robbery, cops said.

But the homeowner managed to get away — and nearby PS 32 was soon locked down as heavily-armed officers and a K-9 unit scoured the area.

The search was called off after about two hours. The suspects were still on the lam last night.

Manhattan

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The eagle-eyed and gutsy manager of a 24-hour Rite Aid in Kips Bay foiled a woman’s early-morning attempt to shoplift nearly $2,400 worth of goods, authorities said yesterday.

The manager saw Deborah Roberts, 40, put several items in a shopping basket and leave the Second Avenue store at about 4 a.m. Monday, according to court papers.

After she brazenly walked back in and allegedly did the same thing, the manager cornered her outside the store and held her for cops.

She was charged with grand larceny and possession of stolen property.