QUEENS

*** Cops say this man (above) is wanted in connection with the murder of a city correction officer in an airport hotel last weekend.

George “Blaze” Saravanos, 20, is believed to have been in room 1009 of the Sheraton Hotel near La Guardia Airport when the officer, Robert Ross, was gunned down during an apparent robbery attempt Saturday morning.

Ross, a nine-year Correction Department veteran who was on sick leave, was shot in the groin.

Saravanos, who also goes by the names Victor Vargas and George Vanos, is 5-foot-10 and weighs 150.

*** Police yesterday were investigating a bias incident in which a man was beaten and subjected to anti-gay slurs in a Far Rockaway building.

The 24-year-old victim told cops he was climbing a flight of stairs in the building at Beach Channel Drive near Beach 42nd Street around 5 a.m. Monday when a man struck him in the chest and spewed anti-gay insults. The victim was not injured.

BROOKLYN

*** A man has been arrested on charges of beating and robbing a pizza deliveryman outside a Brownsville building, authorities said yesterday.

The incident began at 11:45 p.m. Sunday, when a Domino’s employee delivered a pizza to Marvin Jackson, 19, at his mother’s Chester Avenue apartment, police sources said.

According to the sources, as the deliveryman was returning to his car, somebody yelled from the Jackson home that the wrong order had been delivered.

The employee told the complainant to contact the store, but Jackson and three accomplices surrounded the deliveryman at his car, police said. One of three took out a handgun and hit the deliveryman in the head. Jackson then allegedly rifled the victim’s pocket and removed cash, cops said.

While his accomplices fled, Jackson went back into his mother’s home. The driver, who was not identified, called police and Jackson was quickly arrested on charges of assault and robbery.

*** An East New York man was arrested for two attacks on a male friend, authorities said yesterday.

The first attack occurred at 11 p.m. on Nov. 17, when Jermaine Green, 28, got into a verbal spat with the 21-year-old man in Green’s Wyona Street apartment, sources said.

Green allegedly grabbed the man’s throat and choked him before pummeling him, breaking his wrist.

The victim, who was treated at a nearby hospital, did not report the incident to police.

On Monday, tempers flared again at Green’s apartment, when Green allegedly choked the victim again. Police were called and arrested Green on charges of assault and menacing.

*** A New Jersey driver was arrested for beating two workers outside a Red Hook garbage company during a road-rage incident, authorities said.

Theodore Ferrara, 39, of Monroe Township, N.J., was driving on Court Street near Bush Street at 6:30 a.m. Monday when he nearly slammed his Lexus SUV into a 59-year-old man directing traffic outside IESI NY Corp., the garbage company where he works, police sources said.

After the incident, a co-worker of the 59-year-old told Ferrara to back away from the co-worker’s vehicle. Ferrara allegedly got out of his SUV, grabbed the co-worker by the neck and pushed him before fleeing.

Ferrara returned later and slugged the 59-year-old worker in the face, police sources said. He then allegedly pummeled the co-worker before fleeing in his SUV again.

An eyewitness wrote down the license-plate number and notified police. Cops traced the plate number to Ferrara’s business on Smith Street, where he was arrested and charged with assault.

MANHATTAN

*** A 39-year-old man was fatally shot in the hallway of a Harlem building, cops said.

The man, whose name was withheld, was found on the 16th floor of 2991 Eighth Avenue – part of the Polo Grounds Houses – with a single gunshot wound to the back of his head at 7:45 p.m., police said.

It was unclear what sparked the fatal gunplay. The victim, who cops say has an arrest record, was pronounced dead at the scene.

*** A gang of thugs robbed a Harlem man of cash after beating him with a stick, police said yesterday.

The victim, Amadou Ndiaye, 49, told The Post he was at West 141st Street and Frederick Douglass Boulevard at 5 p.m. Saturday when a group of five men surrounded him.

While one of the thugs flashed a silver handgun, Ndiaye said, another grabbed a stick and hit him. The assailants stole Ndiaye’s wallet, his ID and $60 and fled. Ndiaye suffered minor injuries.

STATEN ISLAND

*** Two 18-year-old men were arrested for committing a string of robberies while pretending to have a weapon, authorities said yesterday.

Shomari Fortune and James Stroud struck first on Nov. 26 on Port Richmond Avenue in Port Richmond, where they confronted a man and Stroud said he had a gun, police sources said. The victim forked over cash and the teens fled, according to the sources.

The pair struck again on Sunday at Victory Boulevard in Castleton Corners, where they allegedly demanded cash and jewelry from another man while Stroud simulated a weapon.

The third robbery occurred Monday on Forest Avenue in Graniteville, where they made off with another man’s cash and cigarettes, sources said.

The teens were caught by police Monday and charged with robbery.