Dramatic new surveillance video shows the moment two suspects wanted over the tragic fatal shooting of a 7-month-old baby girl in Brooklyn crashed their getaway moped as they frantically fled the scene.
The two alleged perps were caught on camera colliding with an oncoming vehicle in East Williamsburg just moments after a stray bullet struck Kaori Patterson-Moore in the head two blocks away on Wednesday afternoon.
The duo were thrown headfirst over the scooter — with the passenger crashing so hard to the pavement that one of his shoes flew off his feet.
The driver could then be seen frantically snatching up the gun as his injured pal hopped around hopelessly on one leg.
The passenger was later nabbed by cops as a person of interest in the deadly shooting after he checked into Brooklyn Hospital.
A manhunt was still underway for his friend as of early Thursday.
The harrowing saga unfolded when the moped-riding thugs opened fire on a crowd near the corner of Humboldt and Moore Streets around 1:20 p.m., cops said.
One of the bullets ended up striking the 7-month-old while she was lying in her stroller, according to police.
The little girl’s mom had rushed her family, including Kaori’s 2-year-old brother, into a nearby bodega to seek cover after the gunshots first rang out.
It was only then that the mother, Lianna Charles-Moore, realized her blood-soaked baby girl had been struck.
Distressing security footage from inside the store captured the mom breaking down after peaking into the stroller.
“I was hugging [my son], and then when I looked to my left, my daughter was just there, lying there. She was shot in the head. She was just bleeding. It was just too much,” Charles-Moore told The Post on Wednesday.
The baby was rushed to the nearby Woodhull Hospital where she was pronounced dead.
