Attempted murder charges. A Dundalk man is viciously beaten in front of his own home. The whole thing was caught on tape. Now, seven people are under arrest, but it hasn’t eased fears in the community.

All but one of those seven suspects are teenagers. They face a range of charges, including attempted murder.

Disturbing cell phone video shows 61-year-old Rick Fletcher punched and kicked repeatedly as he drops face first to the ground. Broken eye sockets, a broken nose, busted ribs and a brain bleed left him in the hospital for days.

Now police say they’ve tracked down seven suspects in that video, with charges ranging from attempted first-degree murder to assault.

“Five juveniles are being charged as adults, one adult is being charged and we have another juvenile in custody that will be charged as an adult,” said Cpl. John Wachter, Baltimore County Police Department.

Neighbors say the suspects involved in the attack are students at Baltimore Community High School.

“A lot of the residents are still afraid. They’re very afraid,” said Georgia Bartrum, Harbor View Neighborhood Association.

Neighbors say students walking to a bus stop have wreaked havoc on their community for years.

Fletcher only went outside after seeing two girls fighting on top of his car.

A Dundalk community is on edge after a large group, mostly made up of juveniles from a nearby school, viciously beat a man almost to death.

It happened just before 1 p.m. Wednesday in the 500 block of 45th Street in the Harbor View area. So far, police have made two arrests in the case — both juveniles. One will be tried as a juvenile, the other an adult.

Residents said there has been an ongoing problem with students leaving nearby Baltimore Community High School, and that something needs to be done.

Police, friends and family said two girls, who witnesses describe as students from the nearby Baltimore Community High School, were fighting near a green pickup truck that belongs to 61-year-old Richard Fletcher.

Police said Fletcher tried to break up the fight but was then attacked by other juveniles and adults, some of them students at the school, who were watching the fight.

Fletcher spent several days in a coma.

“You wouldn’t believe it. Everybody goes in the house and shuts their door. You have to live like a prisoner. But when I came down and seen that man, it made you totally sick,” a resident said.

Residents who asked not to be identified said they are now fearful for their lives and property, saying it can be utter chaos when the school lets out for the day.

A business owner who has surveillance video of the attack said he has received death threats from students and their friends.