A Hyde Park teen who keeps getting arrested and released may have finally gone too far: He's sitting in jail today on charges he and an accomplice pushed a Roslindale senior citizen to the ground - breaking her shoulder - during a mugging last evening, the Suffolk County DA's office reports.

Gamael Fleury pleaded not guilty at his arraignment on charges of unarmed robbery of a person over 60 and assault and battery in West Roxbury District Court. A judge set bail at $25,000 but ordered him locked up for violating parole on an unrelated trespassing charge. His accomplice eluded police.

The woman was taken to a local hospital for treatment of a broken shoulder after the 6 p.m. incident on Denton Terrace (between Washington and Kittredge), the DA's office says, adding she was returning home from voting.

Prosecutors say an off-duty police officer heard the woman's cries for help outside his home and rushed to her aid, grabbing his radio as he went outside so he could radio her description of the attackers to on-duty officers. Meanwhile, another resident thought it odd two guys suddenly ran into his yard - and apparently changed shirts - so he followed them until he spotted a police officer and pointed them out.

"Only a coward would attack a 73-year-old woman from behind," DA Dan Conley said in a statement. "He's brought shame to himself and his family, and he can count on an extremely aggressive prosecution."

In September, 2007, Fleury was among three teens charged with attacking and kidnapping a pizza delivery guy in Roslindale. In March, he was one of five teens who, when trapped on a balcony at Stony Brook Common in Roslindale, allegedly began throwing bags of marijuana off the side - one of which hit a police detective in the head. In June of this year, he was arrested on a trespassing charge at the Stony Brook Common. In August, he was arrested on a charge of attempted unarmed robbery.

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