The son of a “Sopranos” actor was arrested for scrawling a swastika on a dorm wall at Purchase College, according to reports.

Vadim Imperioli, 19, the son of actor Michael Imperioli, faces charges of criminal mischief for spray-painting the Nazi symbol on a bulletin board on Nov. 21, according to the Journal News.

“We assisted SUNY Purchase police,” Capt. Doug Larkin of the New York State Police told the newspaper Wednesday. “He was arrested for the swastika incident.”

Imperioli was in court Tuesday on unrelated petty larceny charges when the vandalism was brought up by prosecutors.(nydailynews.com)…[+]

President-elect Donald Trump blasted a challenge from United Steelworkers leader Chuck Jones, accusing the billionaire of “lying his a– off” about his prized Carrier deal to discourage job outsourcing to Mexico.

Trump, the self-proclaimed business tycoon, said the Indiana union boss “has done a terrible job representing workers.” “No wonder companies flee country,” Trump wrote in a spate of dueling tweets on Wednesday night.

Jones, who represents employees at the Indiana factory Trump championed throughout the campaign trail and during last week’s jobs deal, claims the future commander-in-chief staged “a dog and pony show” about the number of jobs he saved. The deal scored a $7 million state tax incentive that would last one decade for parent company United Technologies.(nydailynews.com)…[+]

A Brooklyn grandmother could spend a year in jail for allegedly assaulting an officer after being dragged from her apartment and left naked in a public hallway by a dozen “rookie” cops.

Denise Stewart is on trial in Brooklyn Criminal Court on charges of assaulting an officer in July 2014 when they attempted to arrest her on charges of beating her child.

Stewart’s 12-year-old daughter said her mother and older sister beat her in the head and hand with a belt, according to the criminal complaint. “All of this happened during the course of a training exercise involving rookies with little or no experience who were out and about looking for hands-on experience,” Stewart’s attorney, Amy Rameau, said Wednesday during her opening arguments.(nydailynews.com)…[+]