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WATCH: Rioters loot B’klyn stores following vigil for teen slain by NYPD

Here is the scene inside Church Farm Market at 4003 Church Ave. in East Flatbush last night as wilding rioters ran amok following a candlelight vigil for a teen fatally shot by the NYPD.

The marauding looters grabbed all of the fruit and produce from wooden stalls in front of Suk Bak’s Church Farm Market at 4003 Church Ave. and smashed it in the street, while others looted a nearby Rite Aid pharmacy.

“They threw all the fruit into the street, all ruined. Tonight, I’m closing early, 6 or 7 at the latest,” said owner Suk Bak, who said he would shut down before a planned second vigil at 8 p.m. tonight.

The businessman estimated his cash losses at “thousands and thousands.”

The chaos erupted after about 200 people gathered to mourn 16-year-old Kimani “Kiki” Gray, a reputed Bloods gang member who was shot after pulling a gun on police Saturday.

At about 9 p.m., a splinter group broke off from the main ceremony and ran wild, causing havoc in several stores, including a Rite Aid.

“They poured in here, like 40 or 50 of them. They pulled the registers off the counter. They flipped over everything. They punched me in the face, several of them did, not just one. It was insane,” said Lorenzo Evans, 56, manager of the Rite Aid.

The violence was sparked by anger over the shooting of Gray, who police sources said was carrying a gun when he was shot.

Gray’s family said they were skeptical of the police version of events, insisting that he didn’t own a gun.

The teen had a rap sheet that included four prior arrests, including on charges of grand larceny and possession of stolen property.

During last night’s riot, more than 50 car windows were broken along a stretch of East 31st Street. An MTA bus’ windows, too, were smashed in the chaos.

We’re not afraid of the paddy wagons,” a member of the group said to one man as they bashed in his vehicle’s window.

Cops reported one arrest for disorderly conduct.

Police Commissioner Ray Kelly visited the Rite Aid that was damaged by the roving mob.

Gray was a ranking member of the Bloods gang, a law-enforcement source said, and his fellow gang members are upset about his death.

“This is not sitting well with the Bloods,” the source said.

As midnight approached, the crowd dispersed — but vowed to return tonight at 7 p.m. and hold another “vigil.”