He went a little ga ga...

From the NY Post:

A Lady Gaga fan was sexually abused while waiting on line for the singer's performance in Rockefeller Plaza, police sources said yesterday.

Jesus Romano, 38, of Queens allegedly unbuttoned his pants and rubbed against the 19-year-old woman while she was waiting to see Gaga perform on NBC's "Today Show" at 8 a.m. Friday.

The victim turned around and videotaped the man before alerting police.

Cops arrested Romano, who was charged with sexual abuse, forcible touching and public lewdness.

Sources said he has a sealed 2007 arrest for sexual abuse.

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Police busted a suspect in Fresh Meadows after he viciously stabbed the man dating his ex-wife, cops said.

Myoung Suh, 41, brandished a knife and stabbed the 42-year-old man 10 times in the chest at the intersection of 183rd Street and 58th Avenue at 9:30 a.m. on July 4, cops said.

Cops arrested Suh, who was charged with attempted murder, according to a spokesman for DA Richard Brown.

The victim was in intensive care.

Granny shoots granny in Rego Park elevator

From Fox 5:

An elderly woman is accused of shooting a neighbor in a Queens elevator.

73-year-old Iraida Palmieri has a bullet wound on her forehead.

Police arrested 81-year-old Maria Cartagena on charges related to the shooting.

Both live in a Rego Park apartment building.

Palmer is the wife of latin jazz great Eddie Palmieri. He is a five time Grammy winner.

He says Cartagena had knocked her down and threatened her in the past.

According to her family, Mrs. Palmeri was in the elevator bringing down recyclables when the door opened at the 4th floor. Cartagena was standing there. The family says Cartagena said "move out of the way" and then shot her.

The bullet ended up in the back wall of the elevator.

The alleged shooter, who lives directly bellow the Palmeris, had complained of noise from the their apartment.

Cartagena was in the Queens house of detention awaiting arraignment on attempted murder on Wednesday evening. The gun, a .38 revolver, belongs to her husband and is legally registered.

Here are more details from the Daily News.