A man was stabbed to death during an argument on a Queens street early Saturday, police said.
The 29-year-old victim was on Jamaica Ave. near 175th St. in Jamaica about 12:55 a.m. when he got into an argument with the suspect, who pulled a weapon and repeatedly stabbed him in the chest, according to police sources.
Medics rushed the man to Jamaica Hospital, where he died. His identity was not yet released as investigators work to notify his family.
No arrests have been made.
The stabbing took place outside of a bar, but it was not immediately clear if the two men were in the bar when the argument first broke out.
Saturday’s incident came as the fourth bloody stabbing in Queens within four days.
The rash of violence began Wednesday morning when a man stabbed his girlfriend to death and then jumped off the roof of their seven-story apartment building in Far Rockaway as cops responded, police said Thursday.
When cops arrived at the building on Neilson St. near Dinsmore Ave. about 11:50 a.m., they found the 33-year-old stabber covered in blood standing on a ledge of the roof, a police source said.
Cops attempted to talk him down, but he jumped, plunging seven stories, the source said.
Medics rushed him in critical condition to Mount Sinai South Nassau. In addition to injuries from the fall, he had slash wounds on his wrists, ankles and torso, according to a police source.
Inside his apartment, cops found his 31-year-old girlfriend, Pheona Premraj, dead. She had been stabbed in the face, neck, chest and abdomen. The knife used to kill her was found next to her body.
Later on Wednesday, Mesias Lojano, a construction worker from Ecuador, was stabbed three times in the upper body and once in the neck during an unprovoked attack aboard a Jamaica-bound J train about 5:20 p.m.
He was slain after a fight with an emotionally disturbed rider spilled off the rush-hour train onto the platform at the Woodhaven Blvd. station, police said.
On Thursday, 25-year-old Jyrell Thomas, who was chased down and arrested after fleeing the scene, was charged with murder and weapon possession. Police sources said he picked a fight with the victim without provocation.
Thomas’ arraignment was pending Saturday.
The bloodshed continued early Thursday when a knife-wielding woman repeatedly stabbed a man on the sidewalk in Long Island City, sending him to the hospital, police said.
The woman knifed the 28-year-old man twice in the left arm during the clash on 42nd Road near Crescent St. about 1:36 a.m.
Medics rushed the victim to Weill-Cornell Medical Center, where he’s expected to survive.
As of Sept. 27, cops in Queens have celebrated an 18% drop in homicides for the year, from 50 this time last year to 41, officials said.
Assaults in the borough were up slightly by 2% — from 4,519 this time last year to 4,614, officials said.