Score another one for embattled NYPD Bronx Detective David Terrell, who just had a Manhattan federal judge toss out the sixth civil case against him.

In this case, Terrell was accused of falsely arresting Shawn Nardoni and trying to force him to lie about who shot him.

Terrell, 45, has been dodging cases left and right since his controversial 2016 arrest of Pedro Hernandez, a Bronx teenager who later became a symbol of the need for bail reform.

Terrell filed a $175 million notice of claim against the city last year, accusing it of creating a “cottage industry” of gang-bangers who collect taxpayer money with bogus complaints of police misconduct. He remains on modified duty with the NYPD.