Shocking surveillance video shows two Black men chasing down a 42-year-old white man outside a deli in the Bronx, throwing him to the ground and repeatedly stabbing him in a vicious assault that left the victim in critical condition.

The brutal attack unfolded Tuesday morning outside a deli at 3053 Villa Avenue in Bedford Park, between Bedford Park Boulevard and East 204th Street. FDNY received a 911 call around 9:17 a.m. reporting a stabbing. The victim was rushed to St. Barnabas Hospital with multiple stab wounds to his stomach, leg, arm, and chest.

The chilling footage, now circulating widely online, captures the horror in graphic detail. The victim, wearing a blue shirt and apparently on a bike, is pursued by the two suspects. They tackle him to the pavement and stab him repeatedly while he’s down. Bystanders, including a woman in a white top and purple pants, are visible as the attack unfolds.

Witnesses told local outlets the violence erupted after a verbal dispute. One account said the confrontation began between two people and escalated when a third man on a bike got involved. Someone reportedly called the biker the N-word before the two suspects attacked.

Locals described the suspects as known “troublemakers” in the neighborhood. “It’s not the first time,” one resident said, noting the pair have a history of causing problems in the area.

NYPD moved fast. Two men were taken into custody shortly after the attack. One of the suspects, a man with long dreadlocks wearing a black T-shirt and jeans was photographed being led away by officers.

The victim remains hospitalized in critical condition as of Wednesday morning.

The graphic video has ignited outrage on social media, with many questioning why such known troublemakers were free to terrorize the streets in the first place. It’s the latest in a string of brazen street attacks plaguing New York City neighborhoods.

Police are continuing to investigate the incident. No charges have been announced yet.