A horde of laughing bicyclists attacked a California liquor store worker before fleeing the area and screaming as the worker pulled a gun on his attackers during a chaotic scene caught on video.
The unidentified employee was standing outside Golden Hours Liquor on International Boulevard in Oakland on Saturday where he confronted over two dozen bicyclists who had surrounded the area outside of the store.
The worker attempted to get in the face of one of the bikers who was punching his fist against his other hand in a taunting manner, video posted to Instagram captured.
As the two were talking another biker slapped the worker across the face forcing the worker’s hat to fly off as he backed up from his off-camera attacker.
Another biker, wearing a balaclava, rushes up behind the worker and punches the unsuspecting victim in the side of the neck before landing another punch on the worker’s head prompting others to follow suit.
The bikers’ attack quickly turned the area outside the store into a melee as dozens of people jumped the worker, landing punches and slaps on their target.
“Get him, Get him,” multiple people shout.
Several of the laughing bikers landed punches on the worker’s head and torso as they backed him into the store’s entrance.
The worker, with his back bent as he took the punches being thrown at him, pulled out a handgun sending the once tough bikers into a frantic dash to escape the area.
The armed worker positioned himself with his back close to a wall as he aimed his sights on one of the attackers, before dropping his arm and chasing them on foot.
“Where you at, where you at,” the worker shouts as the cameraman had trouble grabbing his bike on the ground.
A separate video captured the worker chasing down one of the bikers in a gray hoodie and face mask before swiping at him, forcing the biker to fall down.
Oakland police responded to the area around 4:15 p.m. to investigate a “ShotSpotter activation,” the Oakland Police Department told the Daily Mail.
“ShotSpotter” is a gunshot detection system that alerts first responders when it picks up gunfire.
Officers “located evidence of a shooting” but there were no reports of any injuries, according to the outlet.
No arrests were made in Saturday’s melee.
The employee put his gun away but remained outside the store as several people attempted to confront him after he pulled out the gun.
The Post has reached out to the Oakland Police Department.