Chilling surveillance video captured the moment a business owner in crime-ridden San Francisco was shot seven times at point-blank range in a random attack.
Martin Olive, 47, had been taking a smoke break outside his cannabis dispensary store in the Mission District on Jan. 27 when his masked attacker suddenly rode up beside him on an e-bike, police said.
The terrifying clip shows gun-toting perp Cheasarak Chong, 34 — who was later killed in a shootout with cops — hopping off the bike and casually pulling out a 9mm Glock as the unsuspecting victim was looking at his phone.
Olive could be seen immediately clutching his head and dropping to the ground as the hail of gunfire rang out.
The gunman then appeared to fire several more shots at Olive as he was splayed out on the ground in a pool of blood, according to the footage.
“It felt like I got a ball of hot metal shoved into my cheek,” Olive told the San Francisco Chronicle of the moment he felt the first bullet. “It just was so hot and I just wanted to get away from the pain.
“I think metaphysically, my soul was running way from my body. I was in another world,” he continued.
“I kept thinking to myself, ‘I can’t believe I’m gonna die on Ninth Street,’ like, ‘holy s–t, I’m dying on Ninth Street’.”
Olive — who was riddled with gunshot wounds to his back, chest and face — was rushed to a hospital with life-threatening injuries.
His attacker fled the scene in the wake of the shooting but was later tracked down by cops in his nearby apartment where he engaged in a shootout with officers. Chong was eventually shot dead by cops.
Investigators later found a caches of weapons inside his apartment — including three handguns, a loaded rifle, multiple magazines, five bullet casings and a bulletproof vest.
Police haven’t released a motive but said they are still investigating the violence.
