The brazen gangbanger who’s wanted for trying to remove guns from cops’ holsters continued to mock the NYPD on social media Sunday, telling law enforcement “Ya’ll not catching me.”

Richard Sharp — a reputed member of the Black Disciples street gang — has been daring New York’s Finest to come after him and posted even more taunts on TikTok after cops released a safety alert about his antics.

“Ya’ll not gonna catch me. I don’t know why ya’ll posting this. Ya’ll not catching me,” Sharp said in a new clip posted on his account. “I’m gonna be in Mexico somewhere on King David.”

The gangbanger repeatedly references “King David” — a shout-out to Black Disciples founder Davis Barksdale — during his semi-coherent rants.

The 24-year-old Sharp is an aspiring drill rapper and attention-seeking comedian who has a dozen prior busts and a “history of assault on law enforcement.”

Sharp causes havoc with his zany and dangerous videos.

The shameless criminal could be seen on TikTok wagging his finger in people’s faces. He confronts everyone from cops to costumed superheroes in Times Square.

“It’s just me by myself on King David. You not cut like that. You is not cut like that. You not built like that,” he said in a new clip posted Sunday, which shows him lecturing a cop on a city subway platform. “You looking at my finger… Stop acting like you like that.”

Last week, Sharp, who is from Chicago, posted a video that shows him berating an Asian cop with slurs, and earlier postings show him reaching for officers’ holstered guns.

An NYPD “Intelligence Alert” notice describes Sharp as “an aspiring comedian/drill rapper that is antagonizing” NYPD cops.

The notice cautions cops to “utilize proper tactics and caution when interacting” with him.