Wild video shows a shackled murder suspect being chased down and attacked in court by the dead woman’s uncle, who allegedly said it was “worth every moment,” according to cops.

Alexander Ortiz appeared before a judge in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on Friday for a procedural hearing related to the murder of his ex-girlfriend, Alianna Farfan, 20, whom he’s accused of shooting dead in her bedroom last year. He is also charged with murdering another woman a week later.

As he stands beside his attorney, a man in the gallery — later identified as Farfan’s uncle, Carlos Lucero — suddenly hops over the barrier and rushes Ortiz.

During the melee, another man — identified as Pete Ysasi — also runs from the gallery and joins the attack, seemingly throwing a kick at the suspect just off-screen.

The suspect’s father, Joeray Ortiz, then calmly walks up and begins throwing punches in an attempt to “break up the fight,” according to the video and police reports also.

A corrections officer rushes in to help as lawyers, other defendants and members of the public watch, stunned, before law enforcement eventually breaks it up.

Ortiz — who is accused of being abusive to his ex before she was killed — suffered cuts to his face in the fracas, according to the police report.

Both Lucero, 40, and Ysasi, 51, were charged with assault and battery of a peace officer. It was not immediately clear how Ysasi was connected to the case.