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Intense video shows moment NYPD cops are sent flying by maniac’s house explosion — before rushing back inside to save kids

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Intense video shows moment NYPD cops are sent flying by maniac’s house explosion — before rushing back inside to save kids

Jaw-dropping footage showed the moment a massive explosion blew apart a Queens home Thursday morning — knocking responding NYPD cops off their feet.

Officers were at the door of a South Ozone Park home for a domestic dispute predawn when the Hollywood-style explosion ignited and lit up the sky, according to video released by the NYPD.

Body camera footage showing a person holding a

NYPD officers approach outside the South Ozone Park, Queens home after an explosion injured seven NYPD officers. X/@NYPDPC

Bodycam footage showing a police officer with a bright flashlight as an explosion sends debris into the air.

The NYPD responded to the house fire, which left the residence completely destroyed. X/@NYPDPC

Bodycam footage showing a police officer with a bright flashlight as an explosion sends debris into the air.

A maniac allegedly set himself on fire inside his family’s Queens home, sparking a massive explosion that left eight officers and at least four other people hurt, according to police and sources. X/@NYPDPC

Cops helped each other up and into the street in the aftermath, but quickly rushed back toward the residence to help survivors attempting to escape the carnage.

“They were hurt. They had just been thrown to the ground by an explosion,” NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch said on X.

“And in that moment, with no clear sense of what else they might be walking into, they made the decision to keep moving forward.”

The maniac believed to have set off the explosion, Anrup Parasram, allegedly barged into the home where his wife, daughter and grandchildren, according to cops and sources.

Firefighters battle a five-alarm blaze that destroyed a home at 107-55 130th St in Ozone Park.

The blast sparked a massive, five-alarm inferno that quickly spread throughout the two-and-a-half-story private home and extended to the home next door before the building dramatically collapsed. FNTV

Cops believe he used an accelerate to light himself on fire, setting off the blast.

Parasram’s body was later found in the rubble, sources said.

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