A Brooklyn wigmaker charged in a horrible crash that killed a mom and her two young daughters is threatening to sue the NYPD over a psych arrest last year — and posted footage of the bizarre encounter on social media.

“Tell me why you want to take me out when I said I’m OK and you barged in,” Miriam Yarimi, 35, raged at cops who showed up at her home in October, according to an Instagram video she posted on the app.

“I am not moving from my bed. If you guys have a problem with me exposing the truth, you can take it up with God.”

One of three cops inside her bedroom then tells Yarimi, “Ma’am, get your clothes,” the Instagram post shows.

“I have clothes on,” she answers. “I’m not going anywhere. This is my bed. You barged into my home without my knowledge, without a warrant, without even a reason why you’re here, without a validating excuse as to what the phone call was even about.”

The officers then begin to pull Yarimi out of her bed.

“Look, look, look,” she says into the camera. “I’m not even resisting. Look. This is to show you guys.”

Yarimi, who previously won a $2 million sexual-abuse settlement against the city in December in a separate case from years earlier, filed a notice of claim Jan. 16 seeking $5 million over the October incident in her home.

A notice of claim is an announcement of a pending lawsuit.

According to the document, a copy of which was obtained by The Post, Yarimi said she was initially taken to an area hospital for evaluation by cops in early October but was sent home by the medical staff. 

The next day, NYPD officers “escorted” her to South Brooklyn Hospital, and “this time [she] was admitted and held from Oct. 9, 2024, to October 23, 2024,” the notice of claim says. 

It is unclear which of the two alleged encounters is depicted in the bizarre Instagram video that she posted online. 

Yarimi said the ordeal left her with injuries to “the body, face and limb,” and caused her “emotion, distress, anguish, loss of enjoyment of life.”

Yarimi claimed in the Instagram post that an ex called the police and said that she was suicidal.

Neighbors and sources said Yarimi and her estranged baby daddy are embroiled in a bitter custody battle over their young daughter.

In a separate post on TikTok on March 11, Yarimi again referenced her latest encounter with cops.

“They thought they could break me, but I’m coming back to buy the whole building,” she wrote in the post, which is titled, “Don’t you ever underestimate me.”

Yarimi is being held at Bellevue Hospital on manslaughter charges for the Saturday afternoon crash on Ocean Parkway that killed 32-year-old Natasha Saada and her two daughters, 8-year-old Diana and Debra, 5, and sent their little brother, 4-year-old Philip, to the hospital in critical condition.

She allegedly told first responders at the scene that she was “possessed.’’

She will be arraigned by video from her bed in the prison ward at Bellevue Hospital on Wednesday morning, authorities said.

-Additional reporting by Kyle Schnitzer