A Queens man with more than a dozen prior arrests — including one for assaulting a cop — was busted this week for allegedly groping three young women, law enforcement sources said.

David Perez, 33, of Middle Village – whose rap sheet includes 15 prior busts, seven this year alone, according to sources – was arrested Sunday, about a month after he allegedly committed the sick acts on Oct. 4, police said. 

He first approached a 24-year-old woman who was walking in front of the Queens Center Mall on Queens Boulevard near 90th Street in Elmhurst around 1:20 p.m., cops said. 

Perez, a stranger to the woman, grabbed her buttocks from behind and took off, authorities said. 

Four hours later, he approached two women, ages 24 and 25 — also strangers — who were walking at Metropolitan Avenue and 65th Place, near the Fresh Pond Crematory and All Faiths Cemetery, cops said.

He grabbed the buttocks of both women before fleeing, police said. 

None of the three victims were physically hurt, according to authorities.

Perez evaded capture until Sunday afternoon, when he was arrested and charged with three counts each of forcible touching and harassment, authorities said.

He was released without bail during his Monday arraignment, records show.

His last arrest came in late May, when he allegedly punched someone during a domestic incident in Queens, authorities said.

Perez also struck a police officer at that scene, cops said. 

He faces two separate assault raps in connection to those crimes, police said. 

The Queens District Attorney’s Office did not immediately confirm the status of that case.

Details on Perez’s other prior arrests were also not immediately known.