Prosecutors have yet to officially name Battiloro. But he was outed as the alleged killer through a series of traffic summonses from the Monday crash obtained by NJ.com.

Neighbors also identified the troubled teen to The Post as the driver in the crash.

At least 15 tickets were issued against him, including leaving the scene of an accident, reckless driving and speeding, as well as driving without a license, registration or insurance card, the outlet reported.

While authorities said hours after the alleged hit-and-run Monday that the driver was taken into custody, Battiloro was clearly free to record the bizarre video Tuesday.

It took authorities until Wednesday to arrest and formally charge him with two counts of first-degree murder.