The crazed joyrider accused of fatally running over an FDNY EMT with her own ambulance faced the wrath of her fellow medics as he was escorted from a Bronx precinct house early Friday — claiming, “I’m innocent, I didn’t do anything.”

Jose Gonzalez, 25, appeared battered and bruised as he was led away by detectives while dozens of EMTs hurled insults at the sneering, long-haired man before dawn at the 43rd Precinct.

He faces charges of murder, grand larceny and operating a motor vehicle while impaired.

Gonzalez has an extensive rap sheet with arrests dating back to 2008, including for assault, criminal mischief, marijuana sale and possession, turnstile jumping and public lewdness.

He also punched her partner, Monique Williams, in the head and face while the two EMTs tried to remove him from their vehicle at about 7 p.m. Thursday on White Plains Road, police sources said.

The suspect struck five cars – two occupied and three parked – during the chaotic episode, but no one was hurt in the occupied vehicles, sources said.

The Bronx man has an extensive rap sheet with 31 arrests dating back to 2008, including for assault, criminal mischief, marijuana sale and possession, turnstile jumping and public lewdness.

He also has six previous incidents as an emotionally disturbed person, cops said.