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A serial domestic abuser with 31 prior arrests beat up his ex-girlfriend at a Brooklyn subway station, threw her on the tracks and robbed her before attacking responding police officers, cops and law enforcement sources alleged Wednesday.
Jabari Woodson — who has two open domestic violence cases and is wanted in connection with two other incidents in Brooklyn — showed up at the Bay Parkway N train station around 10 p.m. Tuesday and began punching his 24-year-old ex in the face, cops and sources alleged.
Woodson, 30, then allegedly banged the woman’s head on the floor and wall, dumped the contents of her purse onto the tracks and pushed her onto the roadbed, police said.
The woman managed to scramble back onto the platform, only to see Woodson snatch her wallet and catch the next northbound train, cops alleged.
NYPD officers at the 36th Street station caught up to Woodson and while they were taking him into custody, three cops were injured after he allegedly punched one of them in the face, kicked another and struggled as they put him in handcuffs.