#Videos show dramatic NYPD raid on ‘Occupy City Hall’ encampment

A pair of online videos show a massive contingent of NYPD cops in riot gear as they swept through and broke up the “Occupy City Hall” encampment in Lower Manhattan.

Protesters offer only token resistance, including by shoving a sofa toward a line of cops who hold clear shields while advancing across the plaza at Chambers and Centre streets, according to an 18-minute clip posted on YouTube.

One man also repeatedly yells out, “Suck my d–k, you f—-ts!”

A recording played over a loudspeaker warns those gathered that it’s “unlawful” to camp in city parks and that “you are ordered to leave.”

“If you leave voluntarily, no charges will be placed against you,” the recording says.

The video shows the cops march forward following amplified shouts of “Move! Back!” and they also take up the chant themselves.

Other cops were recorded dismantling tents and other makeshift shelters on the plaza and in nearby City Hall Park early Wednesday.

At several points, the line of cops with shields stops advancing in response to a shout of “SRG, hold!,” an apparent reference to the NYPD’s Strategic Response Group.

A second, shorter clip apparently was recorded by a young woman who says, “Occupy City Hall, Abolition Park is being raided!”

That video ends with a chaotic scene as the cops march toward the protesters and the woman yells, “You’re going to hit me with a baton now?”

Later, she says, “I’m OK, I’m OK.”

The NYPD has said seven people were taken into custody during the operation, with one man accused of throwing a brick that dented a cop’s shield.

The others were accused of minor violations, the NYPD said.