Two security guards have been busted and slapped with felony battery charges after a wild, caught-on-camera beatdown of a guy at an Indiana bar — and the footage is brutal.

The distressing video allegedly shows security guards Sean Shell and Johnathon Turner going off on Shane Hendrix … kicking, punching, and dragging him across the floor at Chaser’s Bar & Grill in Evansville — all after he was accused of a confrontation with a bartender over an unpaid tab.

According to authorities, the guards didn’t even try to escort him out first — they went straight into full-on assault mode.

The bartender claims Hendrix got aggressive — saying he threatened and lunged at her when she called him out for owing money over booze he bought from her. According to the EPD report, he still owes around $60 for the unpaid drinks.

The officer says he later spoke with the two bouncers — and they were arrested and booked into Vanderburgh County Jail on felony battery charges. Both had court hearings on Monday, and Turner was released on $10K bond. The case is still ongoing. The incident was first reported by WFIE-TV in Evansville.

Charles Barkley is back in San Antonio for the NCAA men’s basketball championship game on Monday … and he couldn’t leave without reigniting his friendly rivalry with the city — and their “big ol’ women!!”

Barkley added another installment to the playful feud on the stage at the Capital One JamFest Sunday night … one day after his alma mater lost its Final Four matchup against Florida.

After being handed the mic and thanking everyone in attendance … Chuck made sure to point out the ladies who call the Alamo City their home.

Of course, this is Chuck’s thing with the area … and even though it’s all been in good fun, he claimed he was told back in 2021 he had to stop joking about the subject on “Inside the NBA.”

During an interview at the time, the 62-year-old blamed cancel culture for the ban after a story was written in a local newspaper about his “fat-shaming shtick.”

“You can’t even have fun nowadays without these jackasses trying to get you canceled and things like that,” he said.

Russell Brand says sex is a big reason why he wanted to be famous in the first place … and he claims he would never have sex with someone without their consent.

The British actor and comedian just went on a long rant on his Rumble show, “Stay Free with Russell Brand,” doubling down on his denial of rape and sexual assault charges against him in London.

Russell notes the charges all stem from alleged incidents from 1999 to 2004 … and he says back then he must have been “captured by some kind of darkness” because his life was all about sex, drugs and alcohol.