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Jersey City police have charged two men after half a dozen windshields were smashed during a vandalism spree.

A police cruiser was among one of the vehicles vandalized.

Police say Isman Cahuex and Isaiah Drouet stomped on six windshields near Central Avenue on the morning of Nov. 5.

They say that both suspects allegedly threatened to kill passengers, and Drouet threw urine at them while the officers were trying to stop them.

They are charged with damaging property, threatening to kill and throwing bodily fluid.