#Man slashes woman he thought was standing too close to him on subway

A man flew into a rage on a Queens subway train this week — kicking a woman who he thought was standing a bit too close, and then slashing her when she started filming him, according to cops.

A 29-year-old woman boarded a southbound 7 train at the Junction Boulevard station at the corner of 82nd Street and Roosevelt Avenue around 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, and stood in front of a man who was sitting by the doors, police said.

The man kicked the woman and snapped, “Get the f–k away from me!”

That was enough to prompt the woman to pull out her cellphone and start taking a video.

The man continued cursing at the woman and demanded she stop recording, according to cops.

He then removed a lanyard with a folding knife from his neck and started swinging it at the woman, police said.

The victim, who sustained a cut on her left arm, got off the train at the 82nd Street station, while her attacker remained on board.

She refused medical attention.

Cops say the suspect is around 28 years old and 6 feet tall with a slim build and brown eyes, with short, close-cut, dark hair.