Officers are searching for three men wanted on assault charges after a public brawl with two teenagers in front of a bar on St Patrick 's Day . Police say the three men , who were all dressed in New York Jets jerseys , got into an argument with the 17-year-old victims inside O ’ Brien ’ s in Midtown Manhattan before the fight spilled into the street . Pix11 reports the two teenagers were transported to Bellevue Hospital with facial fractures after being punched , kicked and hit with bottles . Scroll down for video . Street fight : A bottle is wield by one man ( left ) as a group brawled outside of O'Brien 's bar on St Patrick 's Day in midtown Manhattan , leaving two teenagers injured , police say . Huffington Post reports that bystander Anthony Rooar Decarlis was out drinking when he saw the fight occur , so he pulled out his phone to record a video of the fight . 'All of a sudden this fight just erupted , ' Decarlis said . ' I started recording . There were three different fights . One guy got hit with a bottle , one guy fell to the ground and got kicked in the face . ' One of the men struck during the brawl was knocked unconscious with his eye 'swollen up to the size of a grapefruit , ' according to Decarlis . 'People were trying to see if he had a pulse , ' he added . Decarlis said he called 911 after recording the fight , but said he left before officers arrived because onlookers had called police as well . Huffington Post reported that on Wednesday they were told the NYPD had 'no complaint report on file for this incident . ' Caught on tape : Anthony Rooar Decarlis says he recorded the fight on his cellphone before calling police , though he left before officers arrived . Search : Police are looking for three individuals who fought in front of a midtown Manhattan bar , leaving two teenagers with facial fractures . No arrests : Though a bystander says he called police , he left before officers arrived , and Huffington Post said the NYPD did not have a complaint report on file for the incident . Decarlis posted the video to Facebook where it has so far earned more than 450,000 views and added the hashtag # WORLDSTAR , referencing a popular site for videos of fights . He also criticized lack of attention on the St Patrick 's Day brawl after New York media outlets covered a group of black teens who beat a 15-year-old in a Brooklyn McDonald 's extensively last week . ' I feel like the media is trying to show African-Americans in such a negative light , ' Decarlis said , explaining he 'd like to see 'public outrage ' over the drunken brawl , which appeared to include only white males . Police have arrested six allegedly involved in the Brooklyn beating , which left a teenage girl with non-life threatening injuries . Mayor Bill de Blasio called the video 'deeply disturbing ' and suggested the attackers had 'mental health ' issues that needed to be addressed , as well as said bystanders should have stepped in . Community organizer Tony Herbert , meanwhile , sided against television and video games while trying to find a reason behind the attack . 'Young people do n't have positive images in front of them , ' Herbert told ABC7 . 'They get these dumb reality TV shows , the violent video games and the music . '
The NYPD are searching for Two men seen wearing Jets jerseys . An argument occurred in O'Brien 's pub that spilled into the street . three teenagers were left with fractures to their faces after being punched , kicked and hit with bottles . No one has been arrested in connection to the incident .