WATCH: Ax-wielding man threatens patrons in NYC McDonald's

A man was captured on video Friday wildly swinging an ax at patrons in McDonald's in New York Metropolis.

Michael Palacios, 31, was contained in the Delancey Road McDonald’s simply earlier than 2:30 a.m. early Friday together with his yellow bike when he acquired right into a shouting match with 4 different males. The video recording their interplay begins simply as Palacios leaps over a trash can to yell nearer into their faces. The particular person taping is simply far sufficient away to not fairly seize what the lads are arguing about.

Palacios throws the primary punch at one man, which ignites two extra to band collectively to punch him repeatedly within the head. Regardless of being outnumbered, Palacios merely turns his again to the three males and rests his chin in his hand leisurely.

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As soon as the three males quit hitting Palacios, he steps apart to open his backpack and rummage by means of it. One of many three males sees this and approaches the person together with his palms up seemingly in an try and calm him down. As a substitute, Palacios produces an ax.

He instantly swings the ax to smash a plastic desk the place nobody was sitting into shards. Then he swung at wall, approaching one of many males concerned within the combat. Palacio moved nearer to him, smashing a glass barrier into tiny items. From there he begins pointing the ax on the different two males, smashing one other desk the place a lady who gave the impression to be with them was sitting. He slaps one of many males out of his chair till he falls to the bottom, turns round and leaves together with his bike and ax nonetheless in hand.

"Simply one other day in NYC," the unique TikTok video was captioned.

"NYC all the time good for some chaotic mayhem," a subsequent video on Twitter was captioned. "He didn’t harm anyone, however might have been ugly!"

Police charged Palacios with legal mischief and three counts of menacing and two counts of legal possession of a weapon.