Watch the incredible moment the world's toughest cop challenges 'heathen' Gremlins gang to a GUNFIGHT

Hardman cop Captain Clay Higgins has filmed himself taunting an 'armed and dangerous' gang

A HARDMAN cop challenges “heathen” gang members to a gunfight, telling them: “I'll meet you on solid ground anytime, anywhere... You won't walk away.” Captain Clay Higgins taunts the Gremlins gang in a video message, explaining to viewers that ten suspected members have been arrested but seven remain at large.

World's toughest cop challenges gang to a gunfight

 The group is accused of committing hundreds of violent crimes including murders, theft, brutal beatings and drugs- related crimes. In the three-minute clip, Higgins says: “Every one of these animals is most definitely armed and dangerous.”

The cop names and shames ten arrested 'gang members'

 Addressing the seven men who are still wanted in the officer’s hometown of Landry Parish, Louisiana, Clay says: “You will be hunted. You will be tracked. “And if you raise your weapon to a man like me, we'll return fire with superior power.”

Captain Clay Higgins taunts the suspected gang members and tells them: 'I'm easy to find'

 Surrounded by dozens of armed police and burly men, the officer addresses one specific alleged gang member, saying: “You think men like these are afraid of an uneducated, 125 lbs punk like you?

Captain Higgins calls on people to share the video and stand together against violent gangs

“That's never won a fair fight in your life, and holds your gun sideways?

“Young man, I'll meet you on solid ground anytime, anywhere, light or heavy, makes no difference to me. You won't walk away.”  He adds: “This is not about race, it’s about right versus wrong.”

Addressing the Gremlins again, he says: “If you don’t like the things I’ve told you tonight, I’ve got one last thing to say: I’m easy to find.”Asking people to share the video, he ends by saying: “We’re Americans. We’d rather die on our feet than live on our knees.”

The video message has gone viral, racking up thousands of YouTube views and with people sharing the clip and commenting about it on Twitter and Facebook.