#NYPD cops fire taser into car before driver takes off

New video shows the moment a cop fires a Taser into a car window in Brooklyn on Tuesday night — prompting the driver to peel out and somehow drive over the hood of the parked police vehicle to get away, according to police.

The incident happened just after 7 p.m. when cops spotted the Hyundai Sonata parked in a no-parking zone with three people sitting inside at 180 Troy Ave. in Crown Heights.

When cops approached, they smelled marijuana and ordered a 29-year-old man sitting in the driver’s seat to get out, police said.

The man followed their orders, but a passenger in the vehicle jumped into the driver’s seat and grabbed the wheel.

In the video, a cop can be seen deploying a Taser into the driver’s window twice, but the driver still manages to hit the gas and amazingly maneuver his car over the top of the hood of the unmarked police car.

The officer who fires the Taser looks on in stunned disbelief as the suspect’s car goes up almost 90 degrees on two wheels and its undercarriage can be clearly seen as it crosses over the police vehicle blocking it in.

“This individual, while fleeing the location, struck two parked vehicles and drove over the front of a police vehicle,” NYPD spokeswoman Sgt. Jessica McRorie said in a statement.

The vehicle was found three blocks away at Atlantic Avenue and Utica Avenue, but the driver had fled on foot, cops said. A female passenger remained on the scene.

The man who was initially driving the car was busted with fraudulent credit cards and a credit card skimming device, cops said. He was criminally charged with possessing both.

Police were still searching for the driver who took off.