THIS Is the shocking moment council workers tell a man they’ll “rip his teeth out” and “knock you the f*** out” during a high street row.
The two men were filmed threatening a man on the street after they accused him of “messing with our money” in Harrow, northwest London.
The encounter on June 13, which lasts roughly on minute, shows two enforcement officers both wearing hoods over their bright purple jackets and black vest, which are equipped with body-worn cameras.
One of the men can be heard saying: “When I’m not in uniform, I’m gonna knock you the f*** out and rip your teeth out.”
He then adds: “I’ll come and throw you through the f****** walls.”.
They even threaten to call the cops to Northolt Road in South Harrow because an officer would “f*** you up”.
When the footage starts, one of the council workers, wearing a black hood, can be seen confronting the member of the public who is recording events, saying: “’What did you think I was going to do? I don’t need to tell you what I was going to do.”
The other officer, who is wearing a red hood, then comes into view and presses a button on his colleague’s body-worn video camera, to which the other replies: “It’s off.”
The officer in the black hood then says: “Don’t butt in my business.”
The member of the public replies: “You know what you’re doing out here. You know what you’re doing.”
Then the officer in the red hat turns around and starts to verbally threaten the man filming and becomes increasingly aggressive.
Turning off his body camera, he tells the man: “You act like you’re trying to mess with our money. I’m going to show you something right now.
“Come to the alleyway right now, we’re gonna show you what time it is. We’re gonna show you what time it is bruv.
“We’re gonna make sure you can’t work no more and earn no money ’cause you’re trying to butt in with our money – and bruv, do you know what I do to people like that? Come here now. Let’s go.”
The worker can then be seen gesturing for the man to follow him across the road before saying: “I swear when I’m not in uniform, I’m gonna knock you the f*** out and rip your teeth out. Do you know that? If I give you one punch I’ll knock all your teeth out.”
The man filming then says to both of them: “I don’t know why you’re getting aggressive”.
The worker in the red hood gestures with his thumb towards the road, adding: “Come across the road now ’cause you’re trying to mess with our money bruv. I’m gonna show you what time it is, come now.
“If I call a police officer for you, he’ll f*** you up, you know, ’cause we work with them and you didn’t know that did you? So come across the road now ’cause I’m gonna show you what time it is.”
The enforcement agents work for Kingdom Services Group and had been contracted to Harrow Council.
It is unclear what the argument was about or how it started and the man filming has not been identified.
Harrow Council has taken swift action after the footage was widely shared on social media.
It has described the incident as “unacceptable” and said the enforcement officers in the video have been sacked.
A spokesperson for the council said in a statement: “We are aware of a video circulating in relation to the conduct of two enforcement officers.
“Swift action was taken as soon as the incident and complaint were raised to us and Kingdom in May, and the individuals involved no longer work for Kingdom.
“We take any instance of officers deliberately turning off body-worn cameras extremely seriously.
“Threats of violence towards members of the public are wholly unacceptable and will not be tolerated.”
The company says it provides “local authority support” services and that it is “committed to helping local authorities create safer, cleaner and more welcoming communities”, according to its website.
The company has partnered with Harrow Council to work alongside its enforcement officers to issue fixed penalty notices, according to the council’s website.
