17-year-old girl fatally stabbed in neck outside NYC subway station

A 17-year-old girl was killed in a stabbing outside a Queens subway station Wednesday night — the latest teenager to fall victim to Big Apple crime.

The teen was knifed in the neck on Queens Boulevard just steps from the 46th Street station in Sunnyside shortly before 9:30 p.m., the NYPD said.

The girl, who was not identified, was rushed to Elmhurst Hospital, where she was pronounced dead.

Police confirmed that a person of interest was taken into custody, but no charges have been filed.

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A knife was left at the scene, lying on the ground under the elevated tracks.

Photos also show a backpack and shoulder bag — both torn open — on the floor alongside blood-soaked paper towels.

The girl became at least the seventh young victim in a spate of violence against teenagers across the city over the past two days.

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Just hours earlier, a pair of 15-year-old boys were stabbed outside a Bronx McDonald’s. Both are expected to recover.

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On Tuesday, 16-year-old avid hoopster Mahki Brown was shot dead by a bike-riding gunman in Soho.

Brown, of Crown Heights, Brooklyn, was near the swanky Dominick Hotel on Spring Street when bullets flew, striking him in the head and leg, authorities said.

Hours after Brown’s slaying, a 17-year-old boy was shot in the back outside NYCHA’s Amsterdam Houses on the Upper West Side, police said.

The teen is in stable condition, but his assailant is still in the wind.

Also on Tuesday, three 15-year-old boys were stabbed in two separate attacks.

One of them was slashed in the back of the head during an argument on an MTA bus in the Bronx, while the other two were injured at the intersection of South 2nd Street and Keap Street in Brooklyn.

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