Six teenagers were carted off to jail after they allegedly filmed themselves bullying and attacking a disabled man in Texas. 

Darrell Norman Williams, 44, was riding his bike in Wharton, near Houston, on Easter when six juveniles, aged between 12 and 14, came up and attacked him, he told ABC 13. 

'The dudes were just chucking bottles at me and rocks and stuff,' Williams told the outlet. 

The boys knocked Williams off his bike, and they began kicking and punching the disabled man while recording the abuse.  

Williams' pants were ripped off on the bottom half, while he was repeatedly kicked in the gut and head, his caretaker, Diondre Brown, told the outlet. 

'They took his bike, they took his shoes,' Brown said. 

Days later, the Wharton Police Department received video of the assault and robbery. 

The six minors were arrested and charged with aggravated robbery and engaging in organized criminal activity. 

Four of them will be transported to a juvenile detention center, while two others will be released to their parents. 

Their identities are not being released due to their age, police said. 

'The Wharton Police Department takes all criminal incidents, especially senseless acts of this nature, very seriously and remains committed to pursuing justice in this case,' it said in a statement. 

Williams sustained visible, but non-life-threatening issues, police said. 

'They treated him like a piece of trash,' Brown told ABC 13. 

'I do nothing to them, I said nothing to them,' Williams said.