Video: Thugs take turns using machete to attack garage owner and his employees. Allegedly, the violence stems from a street-parking dispute.

Surveillance video captured the moments when about seven men attacked a northern New Jersey garage owner and his employees earlier this month. Some of them even took turns using a machete in their assault.

Image source: Twitter video screenshot via @edrTeddy

What are the details?

Edwin Izaguirre, owner of Fleet Truck Service in Paterson, said the May 13 attack stemmed from a dispute over street parking in front of his business, WNYW-TV reported.

Thing is, Councilman Luis Velez told the station the street space adjacent to the sidewalk on Mill Street is "public parking."

"People can’t take the law into their hands," Velez added to WNYW. "Call the police department, they will address it accordingly."

Izaguirre has been operating his business for more than a decade, the station said.

Image source: Twitter video screenshot via @edrTeddy

"I was surprised because I don't have problems with anyone," he told WNYW. "I am here to make a living."

Image source: Twitter video screenshot via @edrTeddy

One of Izaguirre's employees was bruised on his arm and back:

Image source: Twitter video screenshot via @edrTeddy

Izaguirre himself needed a few stitches on his forearm:

Image source: Twitter video screenshot via @edrTeddy

The group also appeared to use a bat or club in the attack:

Image source: Twitter video screenshot via @edrTeddy

Paterson police were allegedly told of the attack, the station said, adding that no arrests had been made — despite the victims saying the attackers are familiar neighborhood faces.

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