This is the terrifying moment a brute prowled an upstate New York town with a huge shotgun after a shocking attack following a wrong-way crash.
Footage showed the suspect walking across the street in Poughkeepsie during the horrifying attack on Sunday.
It came after two suspects attacked two victims with a baseball bat and knife after they smashed into their vehicles in Pershing Avenue Park.
Rakim Paulin, 43, and Jeremy Taylor, 40, were both arrested and accused of driving the wrong way down the road before the alleged fight.
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As this is going on, a man can be seen pointing a shotgun while menacingly wandering the street - almost serving as a sort of lookout
A wrong-way crash in Upstate New York resulted in a scene straight out of Grand Theft Auto - after disturbing video from the scene showed a man beating another with a baseball bat
Each are facing charges of felony assault, after a bystander filmed one of the men beating an unnamed victim with a baseball bat.
Cops said the other victim, seen lying on the floor bloodied as the man is being beaten, was stabbed by the assailant seen swinging the bat.
As this is going on, a man can be seen pointing a shotgun as he menacingly wanders the street - seemingly serving as a sort of lookout.
Police in the city - which for years has been plagued by gang violence - are now trying to piece together what happened, using the now viral bystander footage as evidence.
Meanwhile, others who witnessed the mayhem are now being questioned by the department, which on Wednesday said it was still trying to sort through the incident's aftermath.
In a tentative statement, local lawman gave their account of what they believe happened, revealing that police reported a 'disturbance' Sunday at 3:10 pm.
The disturbance, the department said, occurred after two vehicles were seen speeding down Pershing Avenue Park, with one of them striking two people and another vehicle.
That's when the violence broke out, cops said - culminating in the partially filmed bloodbath that have since circulated on social media.
While it remains unclear who exactly did what to whom, lawmen said that several people were assaulted, with one of the persons struck stabbed with a knife, and the other beaten repeatedly with a baseball bat.
The stabbing was not captured on any of the clips online, but the brutal beating was - and shows one of the suspects, clad in a white T-shirt, used both hands to bludgeon an already motionless victim repeatedly.
Police in the city - which for years has been plagued by gang violence - are now trying to piece together what happened, using the now viral bystander footage as evidence
In another viral clip, that same attacker - who has yet to be specifically identified - is seen beating the same man with his fists, seemingly before he brandished the weapon
As this is occurring, a second victim - seen wearing green - writhes on the floor, with a mess of blood coating his face and arms. Officers have yet to confirm whether that man is the one who was stabbed, but he was the only other victim seen in the series of circulated clips
In another viral clip, that same attacker - who has yet to be specifically identified - is seen beating the same man with his fists, seemingly before he brandished the weapon.
As this is occurring, a second victim - seen wearing green - writhes on the floor, with a mess of blood coating his face and arms.
Officers have yet to confirm whether that man is the one who was stabbed, but he was the only other victim seen in the series of circulated clips.
As he lies on the ground appearing to motion for help, another suspect is seen walking around the street - as several onlookers look on - armed with a shotgun held in plain sight.
At several points, he appears to point the weapon, though it is unclear at who.
Police said in their statement that Paulin, of Beacon, and Taylor, of Poughkeepsie, were both arrested after the dustup - though they have yet to reveal whether or not either are seen in the shared clips.
Officers said that two people were rushed to the hospital as a direct result of the array of altercations, with one released that day and the other subject to 'critical injuries.'
Police have not released the identities of either patient. DailyMail.com has reached out to the office for comment.
As for Paulin and Taylor, both are facing felony charges of assault, with the former also charged with attempted assault, also a felony.
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