The NYPD released two short body cameras recordings from the Lower Manhattan police shooting where an unstable man threatened a bodega worker and cops with a knife.

The encounter unfolded just before 6:45 a.m. on June 4 when 55-year-old Peyman Bahadoran started yelling at Officer Melissa Brown as she walked into Healthy Greens Gourmet on Third Avenue near East 10th Street, cops said.

Bahadoran then pulled a 12-inch knife while pacing the store with the blade in one hand and the leash to his dog in the other, surveillance video shows.

Brown tried to use her Taser on Bahadoran but missed, police said.

At one point, the bodega worker distracts the armed man with a pack of cigarettes and snatches the knife, handing it to Brown, according to police and surveillance footage previously obtained by The Post.

Bahadoran throws his hands up, lets go of his dog — while appearing to yell at cops — and charges at Officer Jillian Suarez, the surveillance video shows.

Suarez, whose gun is drawn, is shoved out onto the sidewalk, the video shows.

The two new recordings released Tuesday, both of which are around 10 seconds long, show the brief encounter outside the bodega.

“Move back! Move back! Move back!” Suarez can be heard yelling as other cops run up to assist just before Bahadoran pushed another officer.

Suarez fired twice after the shove, striking Bahadoran in the left arm and lower back, police said. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital and treated for his injuries.

There was no body camera recordings released from inside the bodega.

Bahadoran was charged with robbery and multiple counts of menacing, police said.