A Florida man hurled lawn chairs and other items off a 20-story Midtown Manhattan highrise in a bizarre caught-on-camera tantrum – with the debris narrowly missing passersby on the street below.
Jean Olivier, 33 – whose last known address is in the city of West Park – is seen in a brief clip tossing the chairs from a landing one level down from the roof of 555 Fifth Ave., an office building near East 46th Street with Barnes & Noble on the ground floor.
He also threw several plank-like objects down onto the busy street below, which a passing motorcyclist narrowly avoided as he whizzed by, according to the footage.
Another video shows Olivier waving his arms around as onlookers inside a buidling across the street film the ordeal.
No one was hurt during the chair-flinging flip out.
Responding cops were able to find and cuff Olivier, police said.
Olivier was charged with burglary, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief and criminal trespass, cops said.
It’s unclear how Olivier gained access to an upper level of the building – and what brought him to the Big Apple, where police say he has no prior arrests.
The building is also home to the Consulate General of Haiti on the third floor.
It was originally designed in 1955 by Emery Roth & Sons and redesigned in 1993 by world-renowned architect Der Scutt, who also designed Trump Tower.
