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Mob of ‘teenage terrorists’ on dirt bikes torment NYC drivers in shocking video

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Officials addressed the chaos at a press conference on Thursday. Vito J. Fossella/ Facebook
Officials addressed the chaos at a press conference on Thursday. Vito J. Fossella/ Facebook · New York Post

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The chaotic scene erupted on Richmond Avenue in Bulls Head on Wednesday, with footage captured by one of the culprits themselves showing roughly a dozen teens going ballistic on a white Honda CRV.

A violent mob of “teenage terrorists” on dirt bikes wreaked havoc on a busy Staten Island road — disrupting traffic and attacking a car — in a shocking caught-on-video rampage.

The chaotic scene erupted on Richmond Avenue in Bulls Head on Wednesday, with footage captured by one of the culprits themselves showing roughly a dozen maniacs swarming a white Honda CR-V.

The mask-wearing assailants kicked and punched the vehicle at a red light as other motorists looked on in horror from their cars.

When the light turned green, the CR-V driver ran over a blue bike that an obnoxious rider was trying to use to block the car. The menace himself wasn’t hit.

The group then sped after the car as the hoodlum behind the camera ridiculously screamed: “Yo! Hanky got hit!”

No arrests have been made, but the NYPD borough commander, Assistant Chief John Buttacavoli, warned the attackers that consequences are coming.

“We know who you are, and you will be getting a knock on your door very soon,” he said at a Thursday press conference alongside Borough President Vito Fossella and Staten Island District Attorney Michael McMahon.

“They descend upon drivers who are just going about their business . . . They’re jackals, they’re teenage terrorists,” McMahon said.

The Wednesday incident struck a chord with locals who are sick and tired of the swarms of teens recklessly weaving their motorized bikes in and out of traffic and tormenting drivers.

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