A Bronx NYPD cop allegedly stole groceries from a Yonkers supermarket — and got busted when he returned to the store a week later to shoplift more goods, police said Thursday.

Aaron Cataquet, 27, a five-year veteran of New York’s Finest, is accused of making off with $690 in groceries from the Tuckahoe ShopRite store after being identified through face-recognition technology, according to the Yonkers Police Department.

Cataquet, who recently passed the NYPD sergeant’s exam, was allegedly first seen loading his car up with stolen goods at the Westchester County food store on April 29, cops and sources said.

He allegedly returned on May 7 and was recognized by store security, who called the police.

In both cases, cops said Cataquet was seen on surveillance cameras walking out of the store with the merchandise and loading his car.

He was charged with petty larceny and released on a desk-appearance ticket pending a return court appearance, police said.

The NYPD did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Cataquet’s job status following his arrest.

According to public records, his salary was $59,091 last year.