The FBI is offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a man accused of killing two people in separate robberies in the Bronx and Brooklyn.

Police are searching for 31-year-old Jesus Acosta, who they say shot and killed a restaurant worker in Brownsville early Sunday and a bodega customer in the Bronx on Tuesday.

The restaurant, American Best Wings & Pizza, was closed Thursday, with gates covering the storefront. A sign outside honors the life of Md Yousof, who worked behind the counter.

Police said a gunman entered the restaurant shortly after midnight Sunday and shot Yousof in the head. The restaurant’s owner said the suspect also stole the week’s sales.

Shekh Rasel, a co-owner of the restaurant and a friend of Yousof, said he was stunned by the killing.

“I was shocked speechless,” Rasel said.

Rasel described Yousof as a well-liked employee who had built relationships with customers.

“He’s a very kind person, very warm hearted, very welcoming, almost every single customer likes him,” Rasel said.

Rasel said Yousof was the sole provider for his family in Bangladesh, including his wife, two daughters and parents.

“Two daughter and wife and also dad and mom back home, so because he’s the only sole provider, I don’t know how they will survive afterwards. We try to help them from our end,” Rasel said.

The restaurant has started a fundraising campaign to help Yousof’s family and pay to return his body to Bangladesh.

Police said Acosta is also accused of a robbery and shooting at a Bronx bodega Tuesday. Investigators said he shot customer Trayvon Shuler in the chest before emptying the cash register. Shuler died from his injuries.

The shootings have left some residents in Brownsville and the Bronx concerned that the suspect remains at large.

“I feel so frustrated and so disgusted. They have advanced technology almost everywhere. They should have [caught] the guy that very day,” one resident said.

The United Bodegas of America is also offering an additional $10,000 reward for information leading to Acosta’s arrest.

Anyone with information about Acosta’s whereabouts is asked to contact the NYPD’s Crime Stoppers hotline.