A London council has reported two of its enforcement officers who threatened to rip out a man's teeth to the police.

The pair of snarling contractors were sacked by Harrow Council after footage emerged of them switching off their bodycams and telling a civilian they would 'knock' him out for 'messing with [their] money'.

The clip filmed on May 18 sparked outrage when it was viewed millions of times over the weekend, with Londoners baffled that such vicious characters could wind up monitoring the capital's streets.

Harrow Council was made aware of the vile behaviour on May 28, and it was referred to Kingdom Services, the company that directly employed the men, the following day.

The pair were struck off from the agency's books on May 30. 

Now, the Daily Mail understands that Harrow Council reported the men to the police itself - despite them bragging to their target that officers would 'f*** you up'.

In the wake of the footage, allegations of further misconduct by Kingdom employees in Harrow have emerged.

Cllr Rashmi Kalu said: 'This is not the first time the council’s enforcement has faced criticism over its conduct... 

'This incident appears to reinforce concerns that have been raised repeatedly with me about the culture and approach of enforcement on our streets...

'Over recent months, I have also been contacted by a number of residents regarding their experiences with Kingdom enforcement officers. 

'While the vast majority of council staff and contractors carry out their duties professionally, these reports raise concerns that I believe must be properly investigated.'

During the minute-long encounter, the two enforcement officers, both wearing hoods over their bright purple jackets and black vests - which were equipped with body-worn cameras - tell the man they are going to 'rip his teeth out'.

It is not clear what exactly sparked the clash. 

One of them said through gritted teeth: 'When I'm not in uniform, I'm gonna knock you the f*** out and rip your teeth out', before adding: 'I'll come and throw you through the f****** walls.' 

The footage opens with one worker confronting the member of the public - who was apparently recording covertly using his glasses  - saying: 'What did you think I was going to do? I don't need to tell you what I was going to do.' 

The other officer, wearing a red hood, then walks into view and presses a button on his colleague's body-worn video camera, to which the other responds: 'It's off.' 

The enforcement agent in the black hood then continues: 'Don't butt in my business.'

The man recording responds by saying: 'You know what you're doing out here. You know what you're doing.' 

The man in red then turns around and begins to verbally threaten the member of the public as he becomes increasingly aggressive. 

As he turns off his body camera, the officer tells the man: 'You act like you're trying to mess with our money. I'm going to show you something right now. 

'Come to the alleyway right now, we're gonna show you what time it is. We're gonna show you what time it is bruv. 

'We're gonna make sure you can't work no more and earn no money 'cause you're trying to butt in with our money - and bruv, do you know what I do to people like that? Come here now. Let's go.' 

The enforcement agent then gestures for the man to follow him across the busy road as he stands in a bus lane before saying: 'I swear when I'm not in uniform, I'm gonna knock you the f*** out and rip your teeth out. Do you know that? If I give you one punch I'll knock all your teeth out.' 

As the argument intensifies, the officer in the black hood adds that 'we've got people to feed' before the man filming tells both of them: 'I don't know why you're getting aggressive.' 

The worker in the red hood continues, gesturing with his thumb towards the road: 'Come across the road now 'cause you're trying to mess with our money bruv. I'm gonna show you what time it is, come now.

'If I call a police officer for you, he'll f*** you up, you know, 'cause we work with them and you didn't know that did you? So come across the road now 'cause I'm gonna show you what time it is.' 

He then begins to unzip his black vest, on which his body-worn video camera is mounted, before adding: 'Bruv I ain't having no one disrupt my job you know. 

'Do I come and disrupt your money when you're painting and f*****g decorating, you wasteman? I'll come and throw you through the f*****g walls brother and put paint all over you.' 

It is understood the enforcement agents work for Kingdom Services Group and had been contracted by Harrow Council.

According to its website, the company provides a 'local authority support' service that is 'committed to helping local authorities create safer, cleaner and more welcoming communities'. 

It states: 'Our expert team offers tailored environmental enforcement and community safety solutions and strategies that combat environmental crime, reduce anti-social behaviour, and improve community life for your residents.'

Kingdom also provides health, training, security, cleaning and recruitment services - and its clients include private healthcare provider Bupa, the NHS, Haringey Council and Tesco.

Harrow Council's website states that it has 'partnered' with Kingdom Local Authority Support, who work alongside its enforcement officers to issue fixed penalty notices.

The local authority has condemned the incident as 'unacceptable' and said the enforcement officers in the video have subsequently been sacked. 

A spokesperson for the council said in a statement: 'We are aware of a video circulating in relation to the conduct of two enforcement officers. 

'Swift action was taken as soon as the incident and complaint were raised to us and Kingdom in May, and the individuals involved no longer work for Kingdom.

'We take any instance of officers deliberately turning off body-worn cameras extremely seriously. 

'Threats of violence towards members of the public are wholly unacceptable and will not be tolerated.' 

A Kingdom Services Group spokesperson said: 'We are aware of the video circulating in relation to the serious conduct of two Kingdom Local Authority Support enforcement officers.

'As soon as the incident and subsequent complaint were brought to our attention in May, swift action was taken.

'The individuals concerned no longer work for Kingdom Local Authority Support. 

'We take any instance of officers deliberately disabling body-worn cameras extremely seriously, as these devices are an important safeguard for both the public and our staff. 

'Equally, any threats of violence towards members of the public are wholly unacceptable and will not be tolerated.'

Cllr Matthew Goodwin-Freeman told the Mail: 'The individuals involved have been fired by Kingdom and their behaviour does not meet the standards anyone expects. Rightly so. This was unacceptable. 

'As the Council have said in their statement, we take any instance of officers deliberately turning off body-worn cameras extremely seriously. Threats of violence towards members of the public are wholly unacceptable and will not be tolerated.'

The Metropolitan Police was approached for comment.