Police say teen pushed cop to ground, put hands on officer’s neck {VIDEO} But a fellow cop isn’t having it.

• Alfred Burns, 16, tried to steal a bicycle in front of a Bronx store around 9 a.m. Friday, police told the New York Daily News.
• The store’s owner flagged down a passing patrol and pointed out the teen, police added to the paper.
• Burns pushed one of the approaching New York City police officers to the ground and put his hands on the cop’s neck, police told the Daily News.
• A cellphone video shows the teen on top of the cop — and a second officer on top of the teen, wrapping his arms around the teen and delivering punches to the teen’s head.

• A third officer was needed to help restrain the resisting teen and place him in handcuffs. That officer also appeared to try to get the second officer to stop throwing punches.

• A number of people at the scene appeared to try to pull the punching officer off the teen.

• On man shouted, “No, that’s extra!” after one of the officer’s punches.
• “What are you doing?” a woman is heard yelling at police, then adding “I’m gonna f***ing kill you!”
• “Let him go!” another person is heard hollering.
• At one point, the officer who was punching the teen warned the crowd to step back.

• Burns was charged with assault, larceny, resisting arrest, possession of stolen property, and giving a fake name, police told the Daily News.
• He was held on $15,000 bond after his arraignment Saturday, the paper added.

What else are police saying about Burns?

• He may have resisted arrest because he was wanted for a July 31 Bronx robbery, police told the Daily News reported.
• Police said Burns allegedly followed a 56-year-old inside his building, pulled out a box cutter, demanded cash and ran off when the victim pointed out a video surveillance system, the paper reported.
• Burns was charged Aug. 8 with two other Bronx robberies — including one the same day as the alleged box-cutter robbery, the Daily News said.
• He allegedly pulled a knife on a taxi driver and swiped $75, a cellphone and a tablet, the paper added.

NYPD’s Internal Affairs Bureau is reviewing the cellphone video of Burns’ arrest, police told the Daily News.

Here’s the clip. (Content warning: Strong language):